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Lando Norris pilots his McLaren around the Miami Grand Prix circuit. (Photo by Rudy … More Carezzevoli/Getty Images) Getty Images With a new 10-year extension announced for the Formula 1 Miami Grand Prix, events hosted in and around Hard Rock Stadium are nearly non-stop. Managing it all is a testament to the Miami Dolphins organization. Formula 1 and South Florida Motorsports, a subsidiary of the Miami Dolphins, announced the extension of the Miami Grand Prix that will see the race on the calendar until at least 2041. It’s a significant achievement and speaks to how well the event has been hosted. Last year South Florida Motorsports was named 2024 Formula 1 Promoter of the Year. The Miami Grand Prix is just one of many events hosted at Hard Rock Stadium. But the level of detail put into the F1 race and others speaks to a high level of coordination. Tom Garfinkel, who is Managing Partner of the Miami Grand Prix, as well as Vice Chairman, President and Chief Executive Officer of the Miami Dolphins and Hard Rock Stadium, has had a full plate, not only with the F1 event, but also with other aspects of the Miami Dolphins and events at the Hard Rock Stadium. The Miami Grand Prix is still very young, so the event’s progression each year has been significant. The Miami race was added to the F1 calendar starting in 2022. “In year one, we were just trying to pull it off in 11 months in a post-pandemic world to get it launched,” said Garfinkel in an exclusive interview for Forbes. “Year two was really focused on improvements, with the new Paddock Club building, putting the team hospitality paddock on the field, repaving the racetrack, investing in wider pedestrian bridges, etc. Year three was what I call…

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