“You Can Get So Close to the Cars”: Guenther Steiner Hails $430 Miami GP Campus Pass for Unmatched Access
Since handing over the reins of the Haas F1 team to Ayao Komatsu last season, Guenther Steiner has been getting more and more involved in the media and business side of Formula 1. Last year, he was announced as the ambassador of the Miami Grand Prix.
The Italian-American recently explained what his role would be as the ambassador of the event. He revealed that he will work hard to educate the fans about the Grand Prix through his honest opinions.
And as a part of this, the 59-year-old also discussed the benefits of the $430 Miami GP Campus Pass ticket.
Introducing Guenther Steiner as the @F1 @cryptocom #MiamiGP ambassador! pic.twitter.com/VUTSMn1k5J
— F1 Miami Grand Prix (@f1miami) March 27, 2024
“The campus pass, I mean you can go around there with a ticket – everywhere on the infield, on the inside of the track and you can get so very close to the cars. You cannot do that in any other racetrack,” he said on the Nailing the Apex podcast.
This year’s Miami GP will take place from May 2 to May 4 and those fans wanting to get their hands on this elusive Campus Pass can do so through Ticketmaster. The ticket will also grant fans three-day General Admission to the Grand Prix weekend, in addition to the benefits revealed by Steiner.
What are the ticket packages for the 2025 Miami GP?
Since its inclusion on the F1 calendar in 2023, the Miami GP has transformed the spectacle of motor racing like no other event. And while the Campus Pass might not be good enough for everyone’s pockets, the fans can still get a piece of the action through other ticketing options available.
The official website of the Miami GP has various plans on offer for the fans to watch the race live at the track. The cheapest option is a $65-per-day Grandstand ticket. This would allow the fans a reserved spot in the grandstands to watch the day’s action. For $195, one can watch all three days of the Miami GP from the grandstands.
For the fans looking for a more luxurious way to watch the race, the event is also selling Club Hospitality packages. This would allow one to view the race from premier lounge locations. Tickets start from $1,500 for three-day access and go all the way up to $7,000.
Tickets are also available for the Luxury packages. These include lounge access to watch the sessions, VIP amenities, and gourmet food and beverages.
Tickets for this package are in the range of $6,000 to $13,500. While travelers can also book suites at the facility, the Paddock Club tickets are no longer on offer as they are sold out.
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