"Miami prices are bat sh*t insane“, "Monopoly money duh”: NASCAR Fans call out F1 food prices at the upcoming US street race

The NASCAR fanbase has found a topic for mockery as they took vicious jibes at the food prices of Hard Rock Stadium cafe at the F1's Miami International Autodrome.

The star-studded Miami GP will mark the sixth Grand Prix weekend of the 2024 season and 20 cars will battle on the 5.412 km circuit to etch the glorious spot to their name. Moreover, Miami is hosting the second consecutive sprint race, scheduled to flag off today, at 12:00 Track Time.

Amid several spectators who strolled in and around the area, one came across the skyrocketing food prices of Hard Rock Stadium cafe and shared their reaction (via IcyVert on X):

"F1 Miami prices are bat sh*t insane," wrote the fan.

Seeing the sky-high rates, the NASCAR fanbase took jibes at the menu. Trackhouse Racing driver Connor Zilisch also chimed in and expressed his view, writing:

"Monopoly money duh."

One fan drew parallels by sharing Martinsville Speedway's Hot Dog Stand menu. While Hard Rock cafe's least priced item is steamed buns for USD 120, the most expensive item in the former is the bag of six of the 'Famous Martinsville Speedway Hot Dog,' priced at USD 11:

"Martinsville clears miami 🥱," they wrote.

Another fan chimed in, praising Martinsville Speedway's prices, and commented:

"The best deal on the planet."

One fan took note that Pepsi is present at Martinsville but not at the Miami International Autodrome and added:

"And they sell Pepsi there too. Hell yes."

One fan was caught off guard upon witnessing such a stark difference and wrote:

"Holy sh*t 💀."

This fan slammed the Hard Rock cafe for charging an "insane" amount of money and added:

"$180 for nachos is insane."

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