Miami Grand Prix attracts F1’s largest live audience in United States television history

Viewership was up 48% over last year’s race, which attracted 2.1 million viewers, and peaked at 3.6 million – including an average of 1.3 million in the 18-49 ages demographic.

As a result, the Miami Grand Prix now holds the top three live US TV audiences in F1 history, underlining the growing appetite for the championship stateside.

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In addition, the F1 Sprint averaged 946,000 viewers on ESPN, making it the largest audience for a Sprint race since F1 introduced the format in 2021, while the Grand Prix qualifying session averaged 625,000 viewers.