🇲🇽 Mexico City · Mexico
The Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez is a permanent circuit in Mexico City, Mexico. At 4.304 km long with 17 corners, the lap is run 71 times on race day. The circuit first appeared on the Formula 1 calendar in 1963. Situated 2232 metres above sea level, the thin air shapes car setup throughout the race weekend.
Turn 1 — Heavy braking zone into a tight right-hander after the long main straight. One of the best overtaking spots on the circuit.
Turn 3 — Right-hander completing the opening sequence, leading onto a short straight.
Turn 5 — Right-hand bend following Turn 4, part of a technical section through the middle of the circuit.
Turn 6 — Tight left-hander leading into the sweeping Esses section.
Turn 8 — Left-hand sweep continuing the Esses sequence at high speed.
Turn 10 — Left-hand entry into the build-up toward the iconic Foro Sol stadium section.
Turn 12 — Left-hand entry into the legendary Foro Sol (stadium) section, surrounded by tens of thousands of fans.
Turn 13 — Tight right-hander inside the stadium, the most atmospheric corner on the F1 calendar.
Turn 15 — Right-hander exiting the stadium section, returning to the permanent circuit.
Turn 17 — Final right-hand corner before the main straight and start/finish line.
This circuit has 20 mapped grandstand sections: Grandstand 15, Grandstand 14, Paddock Club, Main Grandstand, Speed Lounge 1, Grandstand 2A, Grandstand 3A, Grandstand 3, Grandstand 4, Grandstand 5, Grandstand 6, Grandstand 6B, Grandstand 5A, Grandstand 6A, Grandstand 8, Grandstand 9, Grandstand 7, Grandstand 10, Grandstand 11, Platinum Plus E.