Mexico Grand Prix Race Information

Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez, the iconic home of the F1 Mexico Grand Prix, is a racing circuit steeped in history and excitement. Located in Mexico City, this track is known for its thrilling races and passionate fans. The circuit features a challenging layout with long straights and tight corners, making it a true test of driver skill.

Circuit Address

Viaducto Río de la Piedad S/N Iztacalco, Granjas México, Ciudad de México, C.P. 08400, México

KEY FACTS OF THE CIRCUIT

Circuit length 4.304 km	Number of laps 71
Race distance 305.354 km	Maximum speed 362.3 kph

 

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Hospitality: Indulge in the Speed Lounge and VIP Terraces to experience the best with delicious food, an open bar and exclusive entertainment.

Grandstand Tickets: Enjoy spectacular views of the action with Main Grandstand, Yellow zone, Blue zone, Grey zone and Brown zone grandstands.

Enjoy the offerings of the city with our recommendations below:

Food & Beverage
- Michelada: Beer mixed with lime juice, chilli sauce, chilli powder and salt.
- Tamales: A corn-based dough mixture cooked in a corn husk or banana leaf and often filled with meat and beans.

Restaurants:
- El Cardenal: As most people would say, it serves the best breakfast in the city. Chilaquiles, enchiladas, poached eggs in clay pots, and omelettes with ingredients you’ve probably never heard of.
- Pujol: traditional Mexican gastronomy, from unique techniques and unique spices.

Activities
- Visit one of the city’s most famous museums; the Frida Kahlo Museum, also known as “La Casa Azul”, was Frida Kahlo’s house and workshop and contains a number of her impressive masterpieces.

Sightseeing
- Visit the Teotihuacan Temple located right outside Mexico City. This impressive temple was built by the Aztecs and is one of Mexico’s many UNESCO World Heritage sites.