Overview
- Appearing on CNBC, Dolphins owner Stephen Ross said the three-day Miami Grand Prix draws more attendees than the Dolphins sold in season tickets.
- The 2025 Miami Grand Prix attracted roughly 275,000 spectators across its race weekend, according to event estimates.
- Coverage has reported the Miami GP generated about 25% more ticket revenue than all Dolphins home games from the 2022 season.
- The Dolphins have moved to stabilize demand for 2026 by holding most renewal prices at 2025 levels, cutting some seat prices, and offering a $250 food-and-beverage credit for club seat holders.
- Miami is early in a reset under GM Jon‑Eric Sullivan and coach Jeff Hafley after firing Chris Grier and Mike McDaniel, with high-profile departures including Tyreek Hill and Tua Tagovailoa and a reported $99.2 million dead-cap charge tied to releasing their former quarterback.