Mexican GP - F1 Mexican Grand Prix

The Mexican Grand Prix is a Formula One motor racing event held atthe Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez in Mexico City. The event first appeared as a non-championship race in 1962, before joining the championship calendar in 1963, running until 1970.It returned to the F1 calendar in 1986 and ran until 1992 before another absence, making its popular comeback in 2015 under the name Mexico City Grand Prix. The circuit is notable for its highaltitude, situated over 2km above sea level, which presents a unique challenge to the cars and drivers due to the thinner air affecting engine power and aerodynamics. A key feature of the track is the stadium section, which winds through a former baseball stadium, offeringa unique vista and creating an incredible atmosphere, particularly during the podium ceremony. The race is known for its passionate local fans and vibrant atmosphere, often resulting in sell-out crowds. The event has seen significant success for drivers like Max Verstappen andteams like Red Bull Racing in its modern iteration, establishing itself as a firm and anticipated fixture on the Formula 1 schedule.