Miami Gardens’ Hard Rock Stadium, with a capacity of about 65,000, is ramping up to host World Cup matches shortly after staging Formula One events. The venue, which is the home of the NFL’s Miami Dolphins, is set to host seven of the tournament’s 104 matches beginning on June 15. With the World Cup schedule approaching, stadium operations are focused on completing the transition from the racetrack setup used for the F1 event to the configuration needed for football. The move involves coordinating logistics and venue readiness to ensure the pitch, seating arrangements, and facilities meet World Cup requirements on time. The reports describe the tight turnaround as the stadium management prepares for the next major global sporting event, shifting attention from motorsport to football as teams and match officials approach Miami. The information provided by both outlets centers on the same venue and the start date for the first World Cup matches at the stadium.