At 2,285 metres above sea level, thin air changes how the cars handle here, engine cooling and downforce both behave differently, which tends to make for unpredictable strategy and racing.
The stadium section threads through the Foro Sol concert venue, and with over 130,000 fans a day it produces one of the loudest atmospheres on the calendar.
Select your day and build the weekend around it.
Grandstand and hospitality options for the full weekend. Prices on application.
Seats inside the famous stadium section, F1 at altitude in one of the sport’s best atmospheres.
Trackside hospitality with dining, an open bar, and full VIP service through the weekend.
Bespoke hospitality for groups of any size, including private suites, custom itineraries, and a dedicated event manager.
The highest circuit in Formula 1, thin air creates unusual technical challenges and unpredictable racing.
The circuit runs through a concert venue, and over 130,000 fans a day create a genuine cauldron of noise.
A major world city with food, culture, and nightlife worth building a longer trip around.
The Autodromo sells out every year, one of the most committed fanbases on the calendar.
Hosting F1 since 1963, named after racing brothers Ricardo and Pedro Rodriguez.
Options from grandstand seats to paddock-facing suites with Mexican cuisine.
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Connecting flights from UK airports via US hubs, roughly 12-14 hours including the connection.
An extensive metro network plus widely available Uber, roughly 20-30 minutes from the city centre.
Late October is mild and dry, 14-22 degrees. Worth arriving a day early to acclimatise to the altitude.
A wide range of hotels from Polanco to Roma and Condesa.
Formula 1 at altitude in one of the world’s great cities. Book your place inside the famous stadium section.