Formula GT Announces Global Launch: A High-Speed Motorsport Revolution Featuring Hypercars, Raw Torque, and Next-Gen Innovation

Formula GTLOS ANGELES, July 25, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — A new era in motorsports begins as Formula GT officially unveils its global debut, set for Spring 2026. Combining cutting-edge technology, raw torque, and high-speed performance with the world’s most elite hypercars, Formula GT is poised to revolutionize the racing world. Formula GT Global launch Gala is sponsored by Apple Music, Aston Martin and Modern Luxury Angeleno.

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Drafting Ahead: NASCAR’s High-Speed Chess Match Returns For Cup Series

Drafting Ahead: NASCAR’s High-Speed Chess Match Returns For Cup Series

By Holly Cain, NASCAR Wire Service

Following the only “off weekend” of the season, the NASCAR Cup Series returns to action this week at one of the sport’s most iconic venues, Talladega (Ala.) Superspeedway.

Expectations are always high – and variable – for the high-speed, anything-goes brand of racing on a drafting track such as Talladega and Sunday’s Jack Links 500 (3 p.m. ET on FOX, MRN and SiriusXM NASCAR Radio) will undoubtedly add to the track’s storied history.

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Kart The Park Brings High-Speed Family Fun to Lime Rock Park in 2025

Kart The Park Brings High-Speed Family Fun to Lime Rock Park in 2025

A New Must-Do Experience for Thrill-Seekers in Litchfield County

LAKEVILLE, Conn. (26 March 2025) – Nestled in the rolling hills of Litchfield County, Lime Rock Park has long been a sanctuary for motorsport enthusiasts. Now in 2025, a brand-new adrenaline rush is set to hit the track as Lime Rock Park rolls out its new Kart the Park program, an arrive-and-drive karting experience that delivers high-speed excitement for drivers of all skill levels.

Powered by Housatonic Racing Development (HRD), Kart the Park will launch this spring offering both adults and children (eight and older) the chance to take the wheel, choosing from two different configurations on the FCP Euro Proving Grounds—a half-mile circuit known for its tight turns, elevation changes and fast-paced action.

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Formula E Evo Sessions Brings Global Stars To The Track In Miami For High-Speed Thrills & Drama

Formula E Evo Sessions Brings Global Stars To The Track In Miami For High-Speed Thrills & Drama

Miami, USA: The Formula E Evo Sessions brought together the world’s biggest influencers, athletes, and actors. They went from the sidelines to the driver’s seat, receiving an adrenaline-fuelled introduction to professional electric racing at the iconic Miami International Autodrome (Hard Rock Stadium). With a combined reach of more than 300 million fans, the high-profile personalities went from rookies to racers, each embedded with a professional Formula E team for the ultimate hands-on motorsports experience. (more…)

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Formula One announces 10-year deal for Miami Grand Prix at Hard Rock Stadium

It’s official: Formula One racing is coming to South Florida.

F1 announced Sunday the Miami Grand Prix will be hosted at Hard Rock Stadium in a 10-year deal, which will begin in 2022. The 2022 race date will be announced later with hopes of it being held in the second quarter of next year (April-June).

By SAFID DEEN, SOUTH FLORIDA SUN SENTINEL

“It’s a great moment for Formula One and a great moment for Formula One fans in America,” said president and CEO Stefano Domenicali during a press conference in Imola, Italy.

“We’re very excited to bring the world’s greatest racing to the most dynamic city in the United States,” added Miami Dolphins and Hard Rock Stadium CEO Tom Garfinkel, the new managing partner of the race.

Sunday’s announcement ends a nearly three-year quest by Dolphins and Hard Rock Stadium owner Steve Ross, now the chairman and owner of the Formula 1 Miami Grand Prix, to bring F1 racing to South Florida.

For Ross and Garfinkel, the Miami Grand Prix is just another event that adds to the allure of Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens.

The venue has hosted 11 Super Bowls with Super Bowl 54 most recently in Feb. 2020, multiple college football national championship games, and will host games during the World Cup in 2026.

“We had a vision to create a global entertainment destination. The site exists to bring in the biggest events in the world,” Garfinkel told the South Florida Sun Sentinel.

“With the Super Bowl, the [college football] national championship game, international soccer, Miami Open tennis, and really there’s no bigger event in the world than Formula One racing.”

Race organizers and the city of Miami Gardens recently announced an economic package that will include a $5 million commitment, including a STEM education program and race conditions that must be abided by to benefit the area despite significant resistance from local officials and residents in the area.

Ross initially hoped to have the F1 race in the downtown Miami, starting in 2019, until that proposal was also met with apprehension from residents with noise and pollution concerns.

“This is something we’ve worked on for a while,” Garfinkel told the Sun Sentinel. I think frankly, while it feels like it took a long time, when you look at the amount of diligence that goes into it, taking the time to listen to the community, and putting that diligence in during a global pandemic we’ve all been dealing with, it actually wasn’t a long time when you put it in perspective because what it takes to put one of these things on is pretty significant.”

The race circuit will be 3.36 miles, have 19 corners, 3 straights and potential for 3 DRS zones with an estimated top speed of 198.8 mph with the stadium at the heart of the action.

FI and Hard Rock Stadium officials will work together to build a track to provide high speed straights, multiple overtaking opportunities and exciting racing while meeting the highest safety standards, according to a press release.

Miami will be the 11th location Formula 1 has raced in the United States since the Championship series began in 1950. Since that time Formula 1 has raced at Riverside, Sebring, Watkins Glen, Long Beach, Las Vegas, Detroit, Dallas, Phoenix, Indianapolis and Circuit of the Americas in Austin.

The Miami Grand Prix will be the second U.S. race on the F1 circuit next year, joining Austin, Texas.

“There was never a time we didn’t want it to happen or didn’t think it was going to happen,” added Garfinkel. “I think sometimes you will things to happen when you have great partners to get that accomplished.”

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