Power In Precision: The Precision Drive Club Makes Its Debut At The Miami Grand Prix
As the Formula 1 Crypto.com Miami Grand Prix enters its fourth year, a new star emerges on the scene: the Precision Drive Club. The post Power In Precision: The Precision Drive Club Makes Its Debut At The Miami Grand Prix appeared first on Haute Living.
THE PRECISION DRIVE CLUB, A HIGH-OCTANE HAVEN, MAKES ITS DEBUT AT THE 2025 FORMULA 1 CRYPTO.COM MIAMI GRAND PRIX.
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As the Formula 1 Crypto.com Miami Grand Prix enters its fourth year at the Miami Gardens from May 2 to 4, a new star emerges on the scene: the Precision Drive Club. Launched in November 2024 by Tom Garfinkel, the CEO of the Miami Dolphins and Hard Rock Stadium, and South Florida Motorsports, the promoters of the Miami GP, this ultra-exclusive private driving club transforms the Miami International Autodrome (MIA) — the track encircling Hard Rock Stadium — into a year-round playground for automotive enthusiasts, with a spotlight moment during the F1 weekend.
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The Precision Drive Club isn’t just another car club; it’s a bold vision brought to life. “Our goal is to create a driving club unlike any other,” a statement from the club noted, “where the quality and exclusivity of the racing and culinary experiences are only outmatched by the quality and exclusivity of the membership.” Limited to just 100 members, the club offers a rare chance to drive your own car on an actual Formula 1 circuit, including exclusive track time during the Miami Grand Prix weekend itself. Imagine tearing down the same asphalt where Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton battle for supremacy, all from the driver’s seat of your personal machine.
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Operating from the MIA Paddock Club Building and Race Control — the nerve center of the F1 event — the club elevates the experience with five distinct track layouts, including four new circuits designed for year-round use without intersecting public roads (unlike the full F1 track, which requires road closures). From the 2.44-mile Marina Loop to other bespoke configurations, members enjoy an evolving challenge that keeps every lap fresh. During the Grand Prix, members can even take part in high-speed demonstration laps before the crowd, blending their passion with the electric atmosphere of race weekend.
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The perks extend far beyond the track. Members gain access to a private garage with a lounge, full bar, and dining area, plus a car transport and storage system to keep their vehicles race-ready. Professional coaching from seasoned drivers, on-site mechanics, custom race suits, and in-car video systems sharpen skills, while racing simulators offer a virtual edge.
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The culinary lineup is equally impressive, with Miami’s finest — Casa Tua, Zuma, NOBU, and COTE — catering to members’ palates, complemented by white-glove concierge service. For car enthusiasts, the Precision Drive Club is a one-of-a-kind fusion of luxury, adrenaline, and exclusivity.
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