F1 Miami Grand Prix 2025 could be suspended due to lightning risk; FIA reveals protocol
- On May 4, 2025, the FIA announced that there is a potential for the Miami race at the Miami International Autodrome to be halted due to lightning threats.
- The possibility of suspension arises from severe weather forecasts predicting thunderstorms near the race start and follows local public safety standards.
- If the race is suspended, FIA protocols require all cars to return to the pit lane and garages, while team members and staff must remain safely stationed in designated areas.
- The suspension procedures include stopping cars in the fast lane per Article 57, issuing a restart order no less than 18 minutes before resumption, and giving at least a 10-minute warning.
- These measures follow previous disruptions from heavy rain and crashes during the preceding sprint and support races, highlighting the FIA's proactive safety approach.
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F1 Miami Grand Prix 2025 could be suspended due to lightning risk; FIA reveals protocol
In the event of lightning risk, the FIA outlined the procedures for the safe and orderly conduct of the event and the ‘shelter in place’ procedures while the cars are on the grid during the race start.
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F1 Miami GP may be suspended due to lightning threat under FIA safety protocols
The Formula 1 Miami Grand Prix issued protocols that could see the race suspended if there is a threat of lightning ahead of the race. The race in Miami Gardens around the Miami Dolphins' Hard Rock Stadium is scheduled to go ahead at 4pm local time. However, with the threat of thunder storms in the area, safety procedures have been put in place as a precaution. A statement from the ...Keep reading
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