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Miami Dolphins Pharaoh Brown eager to fly around Formula 1 track at Miami Grand Prix
MIAMI GARDENS — Miami Dolphins tight end Pharaoh Brown has the itch. On a normal day, he’s not one to drive slowly, but hanging around Formula 1 drivers this week leading into the Miami Grand Prix has him wondering what he has to do to get behind a wheel and do a lap on the circuit.
What to eat at Miami Grand Prix: Information on options, pricing for Formula 1 concessions
Gordon Ramsey will be in attendance and will have five-course dining experiences at his restaurants Lucky Cat Miami and Hell's Kitchen Miami throughout the weekend. The five-course meal starts at $150 per person. Ramsey will also provide a unique dining experience on-site from the F1 Paddock Club above the race team garages.
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