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  • A Race To Remember – 1964 Mexican Grand Prix

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    It had been a tense battle for the title in 1964, and it came to a thrilling conclusion at the Mexican Grand Prix. About The Mexican Grand Prix The first official Mexican Grand Prix took place in 1963 at the Ciudad Deportiva Magdalena Mixhuca. Now known as the Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez, the circuit sits over…

  • History Of The Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez

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    The Mexican Grand Prix never fails to bring that fiesta feeling, and the Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez provides the perfect setting. Circuit Stats Track Length 4.304 km Number of Laps 71 Race Lap Record 1.17:774 (Valtteri Bottas – 2021) Qualifying Lap Record 1.14:758 (Max Verstappen – 2019) First Grand Prix 1963 First Race Winner Jim Clark…

  • George Russell tops practice in Mexico

    In an eventful session which saw red flags, new liveries and rookie appearances, George Russell topped Free Practice 1 in Mexico City. In case you missed it here’s what you missed during FP1. Rookie Apperances  This weekend was another one full of Rookie cameos in FP1. With several drivers taking on their mandatory rookie sessions.…

  • Williams’ Yellow and Blue Livery is Back for Mexico and Brazil GPs

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    Williams’ Yellow and Blue Livery returns for the Mexico and Brazil GPs through their partnership with Mercado Libre.

  • Sergio Pérez Calls for Respect at Mexican Grand Prix

    As the Mexican Grand Prix approaches, Sergio Pérez is determined to ensure a warm and respectful atmosphere for all, including teammate Max Verstappen and Red Bull’s Helmut Marko. Checo, who is ready to race in front of his home crowd and family, has a special message for the passionate Mexican fans attending the event. In…