Celebs at F1 Miami Grand Prix 2026: See all the stars
The 2026 Miami Grand Prix attracted numerous celebrities to Miami for race week events. Stars including Serena Williams, Kevin Hart, and Alix Earle attended various functions such as the Sports Illustrated Race Weekend Kickoff and brand-sponsored gatherings. The event highlighted the growing intersection of motorsports and celebrity culture.
- ▪Serena Williams was seen at the Ferrari pit and attended the Sports Illustrated Race Weekend Kickoff with Caroline Wozniacki.
- ▪Kevin Hart participated in multiple events, including posing at the Sports Illustrated Race Weekend Kickoff and appearing with Draymond Green and Rich Paul.
- ▪Alix Earle arrived at Carbone Beach and attended the Sports Illustrated event, while Patrick Schwarzenegger attended a Ketel One-sponsored gathering.
- ▪Jimmy Fallon was spotted before a practice session, and Bethenny Frankel appeared with Xandra Pohl at the Sports Illustrated event.
- ▪Mario, Braxton Berrios, and other public figures were also photographed during the race weekend festivities.
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Photos Celebs at F1 Miami Grand Prix 2026: See all the stars By Brian Sunday Published May 1, 2026, 10:59 p.m. ET The 2026 Miami Grand Prix brought a host of celebrities, including Serena Williams, Alix Earle, Kevin Hart and more, to the Sunshine State. See photos from all the race week events in the gallery below. 1 of 11 Alix Earle arriving at Carbone Beach on Friday BACKGRID 2 of 11 Braxton Berrios arriving at Carbone Beach on Friday BACKGRID 3 of 11 Patrick Schwarzenegger attends a Ketel One event Getty Images for Ketel One Vodka 4 of 11 Jimmy Fallon is seen before a practice session on Friday AbacaPress / SplashNews.com 5 of 11 Serena Williams waves to fans from the Ferrari pit Nathan Ray Seebeck-Imagn Images 6 of 11 Kevin Hart poses at Sports Illustrated’s Race Weekend Kickoff event…
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