The Miami Grand Prix attracted notable personalities from the world of sports and entertainment.

The Miami Grand Prix is ​​a relatively new race on the F1 calendar, but quickly gained popularity and became one of the most popular events, giving the sport a huge boost.

This year, the event on ABC News' Sunday broadcast drew 3.1 million viewers, a significant increase from last season's 2.6 million viewers. It even outperformed the competing NASCAR event.

Since its inception, the Miami Grand Prix has been an event that attracts famous personalities. This year was no exception: Zinedine Zidane, Lindsey Vonn, Patrick Mahomes, Travis Kelce, Ed Sheeran and Donald Trump were among the well-known names present. The Miami GP is gradually establishing itself as a must-attend event for celebrities.

Popular YouTuber and gamer FaZe Banks, who attended the event, told TMZ Sports that the weekend's festivities were amazing and even compared it to the Super Bowl.

Banks was a special guest thanks to Todd Graves, owner of Raising Cane, and had an incredible weekend.

Banks' claim that the Miami Grand Prix was bigger than the Super Bowl is based on the fact that Hollywood elite and prominent sports leagues were in attendance at the event. The only other event where this is noticeable is the Super Bowl.

It's an experience like no other as the entire city of Miami is bustling with activity all weekend long, with local businesses offering special promotions and numerous parties being organized to celebrate the event.

The most sought-after party this year was the American Express Carbone beach party, which celebrities flocked to after the Miami Grand Prix.

The race still cannot be compared to the Super Bowl. That's because this year's game between the Kansas City Chiefs and San Francisco 49ers had a global audience of 62.5 million and 123.4 million viewers in the United States alone.

The Super Bowl is far ahead of the Miami Grand Prix in terms of viewership, but the race is still enjoying increasing popularity.

According to Reuters, 3.6 million viewers watched the event live at peak times. The weekend ended with McLaren's Lando Norris winning his first Formula 1 race.