The 2026 F1 Miami Grand Prix weekend gets underway today (Friday, May 1) at the Miami International Autodrome, so here's everything you need to know about the one and only practice session of the event.

Aston Martin says it “cannot expect miracles” at the Miami Grand Prix despite further steps to resolve the severe vibration issues that have blighted its start to the new Formula 1 season.

The FIA believes the chances of a cancellation due to a thunderstorm are small, but how could the weather still impact the Miami Grand Prix? And what are the biggest challenges for potentially the first wet-weather race with 2026 machinery?

Formula One returns after an early-season hiatus at the Miami Grand Prix this weekend.The early stages of the 2026 F1 season have been delayed for five weeks as the result of the cancellation of April races in Bahrain and Saudi Arabia amid the conflict in the Middle East.

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After five weeks off, F1’s return to Miami – with tweaks to the controversial 2026 regulations – makes it feel like the start of the season all over again

Fans watch as former Brazilian racing driver Bruno Senna steers an MP4/6 during a fan event showcasing past McLaren race cars ahead of the Formula One Miami Grand Prix auto race, Wednesday, April 29,

Formula 1 is back in action this weekend when the Miami Grand Prix lands on Sunday. It's been a lengthy month-long lay-off for racing fans as a result of the Bahrain and Saudi Grand Prix being cancelled as a result of ongoing conflict in the Middle East.