Hooning a Mustang Dark Horse on Miami’s F1 Track Is the Hottest of Hot Laps
Racetracks always look so small on TV, whether you're pretend driving them or watching someone do it in real life. And given the speed that modern Formula 1 cars carry through corners, they need all the asphalt and run-off room they can get. Typically both are in short supply at the kinds of urban circuits F1's been frequenting lately, but the Miami International Autodrome is different, because it's a semi-permanent venue that carves a path of its own across the Hard Rock Stadium's many parking lots. So as a track, it's got a surprisingly nice shape to it—something I was reminded of before Sunday's race, when I got my brain scrambled in a Ford Mustang Dark Horse during a Pirelli Hot Lap.
