It’s quite wealthy.
If you’re looking for fancy chicken wings with caviar and a $3,600 glass of rosé for nearly $600, go to the Miami F1 Grand Prix.
F1 fans packed into Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens, Florida, for the third three-day Miami Grand Prix, which opened on Friday.
Hard Rock International announced Hard Rock Beach Club was revived in March for this year’s big event, catering to those seeking to parlay into F1’s luxurious status, including Jeff Bezos and Elon Musk.
NASCAR driver Ryan Ellis gave a glimpse of how much people pay for food when they visit the Miami International Autodrome’s iconic hospitality space.
“F1 is a little more expensive than Nascar.” Ellis tweeted with a photo of the menu.
The menu had a variety of options, with the cheapest options being the yellowfin tuna poke for $170 and the empanada duo for $170.
You can also order fruit refreshers for $190, steamed buns for $120, sampler platters for $210, crispy wing boards for $190, and carne asadanachos for $180.
The most expensive foods are the $280 Maine lobster roll and $290 cold shrimp. For an additional $400, he can add an ounce of caviar to any item.
Then Ellis shared a photo The drink menu featured even more shocking prices, including a bucket of five bottled water for $25.
Some of the more expensive drinks listed are Armand de Brignac Rose With a price tag of $3,600, Comos Extra Añejo $4,800 and a bottle Clase Azure Ultra For a whopping $12,000.
These drinks retail for $1,000, $500, and $2,000, respectively.
According to , all expensive food and beverage options are included as an additional fee with the purchase of a three-day pass to the Hard Rock Beach Club Deck, which costs $1,750. Official website.
Red Bull Racing Honda RBPT’s Max Verstappen won both the first race of 2022 and last year’s Miami Grand Prix.
This year, Lando Norris won by seven seconds over Verstappen, finishing on the podium for a record 15 times without a win, and finally celebrated his first F1 victory.
