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This tool measures sound level (A-weighted) and tracks your exposure during an F1 weekend. It is for awareness only and is not a substitute for a calibrated sound level meter or medical advice.

Prolonged exposure above 85 dBA can harm hearing. At F1 events, levels often exceed 95 dBA near the track. Use earplugs or earmuffs when appropriate.

Consult a doctor if you have hearing concerns. By continuing, you accept this disclaimer.

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      Sound Map of the Miami Formula 1 Circuit

      Measurements can be shared with the community to produce participatory noise maps (inspired by NoiseCapture / OnoMap).

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      Simulation uses demo data on the map (optionally driven by the two-car race). Live loads anonymous levels from the SoundTrackr API when your build includes VITE_LIVE_MAP_API_URL. By event filters levels for the selected Grand Prix; Near me shows geographic proximity only (no event filter). Record with location while Live is selected to contribute. Zoom in for finer hexagons.

      Formula 1 Events

      Choose a Grand Prix to view the circuit and expected sound levels.

      Next Round 4 Miami 01 – 03 May
      Upcoming Round 5 Canada 22 – 24 May
      Upcoming Round 6 Monaco 05 – 07 Jun

      Circuit Sound Map

      Click a grandstand on the map to see details.

      Miami International Autodrome map with grandstand zones. Click a grandstand to see details.
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      Circuit sound levels

      Click a grandstand on the map to see noise levels and safe exposure for that area.

      Use the Meter during the weekend to track your exposure.

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      Of an 8 h NIOSH-style limit (85 dBA criterion) while the meter runs.

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      Select a Grand Prix to view the circuit and select your position for sound levels.

      Next Round 4 Miami 01 – 03 May
      Upcoming Round 5 Canada 22 – 24 May
      Upcoming Round 6 Monaco 05 – 07 Jun

      Select your position

      Tap a grandstand on the map to see sound level and ear protection for that location.

      Miami International Autodrome map with grandstand zones. Tap a grandstand to set exposure level.
      60 dBA 110 dBA

      Safe Exposure Time

      Choose your ear protection

      Without Ear Protection
      −15 dB
      −20 dB
      0 dB
      −15 dB −20 dB
      Protection
      97dBA
      82dBA 77dBA
      Average Noise Level
      30 min
      4h 8h
      Safe Exposure
      0 min2h4h6h8h
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        What is a Soundmeter?

        A soundmeter is a specialized device used to measure noise exposure over a period of time, typically an 8-hour working day.

        It helps ensure compliance with health and safety regulations, such as those from OSHA (Occupational Safety and Health Administration), the Occupational Noise Exposure Standard, or the EU Directive 2003/10/EC.

        The soundmeter calculates the noise dose as a percentage of the allowable exposure limit (e.g., 100% dose means the exposure has reached the maximum safe limit for an 8-hour day).

        TWA (Time Weighted Average): This is the average sound level over a period, normalized to an 8-hour working day. Exposures at or above 100% are considered hazardous.