Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Walk through the garages, the paddock area and the circuit 24 hours after the Miami Grand Prix and there's almost no sign Formula 1 was ever there.
"The thing that still surprises me is how rapid the industry gets out. If you go through our garages, our paddock area and the circuit 24 hours later, there's honestly very little sign that the Formula 1 teams were there, which is incredible. They are really out that night. The garages are clear."
John Murphy, Managing Director of South Florida Motorsports and the F1 Miami Grand Prix, on the logistics operation almost nobody sees — and what actually happens to a Formula 1 circuit the day after 275,000 fans go home.
Full episode: Cars and Culture with Jason Stein, Episode 262 → youtu.be/OYUkzai3ZDs
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Walk through the garages, the paddock area and the circuit 24 hours after the Miami Grand Prix and there's almost no sign Formula 1 was ever there.
"The thing that still surprises me is how rapid the industry gets out. If you go through our garages, our paddock area and the circuit 24 hours later, there's honestly very little sign that the Formula 1 teams were there, which is incredible. They are really out that night. The garages are clear."
John Murphy, Managing Director of South Florida Motorsports and the F1 Miami Grand Prix, on the logistics operation almost nobody sees — and what actually happens to a Formula 1 circuit the day after 275,000 fans go home.
Full episode: Cars and Culture with Jason Stein, Episode 262 → youtu.be/OYUkzai3ZDs
🔔 Subscribe for the people, business, and culture behind the cars.
#Shorts #F1 #FormulaOne #F1Miami #MiamiGP #MiamiGrandPrix #F1Paddock
#Motorsport #F1Logistics #CarsAndCulture
