Vin Diesel and Michelle Rodriguez arrive at the Miami GP circuit ahead of race weekend to promote ‘Fast X’
Vin Diesel and Michelle Rodriguez have made their appearance at the Miami Autodrome International to promote their upcoming flick
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Vin Diesel and Michelle Rodriguez at Miami promoting their new movie, Fast X (Credits: Twitter)
The Magical City’s hot vibe is already tangible as F1 returns to the alluring Miami metropolis this weekend. This is F1’s second appearance at the Miami International Autodrome, and many noteworthy names have previously graced the event. Hollywood Superstars Vin Diesel and Michelle Rodriguez, the primary characters in the upcoming Fast X film, the tenth episode of the Fast and Furious franchise, are among the most recent visitors.
Last year’s star-studded Miami Grand Prix featured an array of Hollywood’s finest and other esteemed luminaries. Letty Ortiz and Dom Toretto of the Fast & Furious franchise were among the first guests this year, promoting their next movie, Fast X. Miami has developed a reputation as one of the most expensive events to attend this year, which is not surprising considering the presence of various celebrities on the courses.
Last year’s event saw Miami adorned with numerous Hollywood A-listers and notable figures, such as basketball legend Michael Jordan, NFL quarterback Tom Brady, and former First Lady Michelle Obama. Also among the glitterati were Lewis Hamilton’s longtime friends, Serena Williams and David Beckham, as well as Karlie Kloss, Joshua Kushner, Gabrielle Union, DJ Khaled, Bad Bunny, and Dwyane Wade.
F1 is expected to garner a lot more starlight with Brad Pitt’s upcoming flick on the sport
With F1 now closer to Hollywood, thanks to the upcoming Brad Pitt film based on the sport and Netflix’s Drive to Survive pulling the American audience, a diverse gathering of racing enthusiasts and celebrities is expected to fill the grandstands. Moreover, Miami’s association with the prestigious Miami Dolphins football team, coupled with the revamped and relocated paddock inside the esteemed Hard Rock Stadium, may also result in an appearance from the team at the circuit.
With Fast X’s highly anticipated release only a few days away, fans of the franchise are excitedly anticipating the first installment of its two-part conclusion. The advertising efforts are in full swing, and the enthusiasm among fans of the high-octane series is evident. The forthcoming film marks the beginning of the end of the Fast and Furious franchise, with the last installment still to come.
Last year’s Miami GP saw Charles Leclerc take an amazing pole position, but it was Max Verstappen who took the win and clawed into Leclerc’s championship lead. It remains to be seen what will happen this time around. With Red Bull taking the win in all the races thus far, they are looking to be the favorites this year too.
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