Several Formula 1 fans found themselves stranded near the Miami Grand Prix at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens on Friday evening. They paid to park in a lot across the street, but hours later, they found their cars, trucks and SUVs missing, along with the people who took payment.

Formula 1 and Miami Grand Prix promoters South Florida Motorsports tacked another 10 years onto their current agreement, extended it to 2041. The two sides, represented by Formula 1 President Stefano Domenicali and South Florida Motorsports CEO Tom Garfinkel, announced the deal Friday.

Safid Deen explains the value Formula One sees in the Miami Grand Prix and how they hope this race will help grow the sports fanbase in America.