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A decade on from its last proper visit to the state of Florida, Formula E is gearing up for a return. Unlike last time, however, the Miami E-Prix won’t be taking place on the streets along Biscayne…
A decade after its last visit to Florida, Formula E is returning for the Miami E-Prix at Homestead-Miami Speedway instead of Biscayne Bay. Homestead has hosted various racing categories, including IndyCar and sports cars. Miami E-Prix will be the first open-wheel series there since 2020. The track has been modified with a tighter Turn 1 and a new chicane, now spanning 2.206 miles with 15 turns. The race marks a significant evolution in both the track and the Formula E series compared to the previous Miami event in 2010. DS Penske’s Jean-Eric Vergne finds the circuit challenging with its technical sections and energy management demand, offering a rigorous test for drivers in the heat and humidity.
