2 sites comparedTeotihuacan & Guadalupe Shrine Tour with Lunch
9 h
Fits Thursday, before the track action
★ 4.7 (5,546 reviews)
Free cancellationInstant confirmation
FromMX$1,178Lowest
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Round 19 · 2026
Mexico City Grand Prix
Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez
Mexico City, Mexico · 30 Oct–1 Nov, 2026
By the F1 Weekend team · Experiences and prices refreshed · Sources: Formula 1 timetable (Jolpica F1 API); GetYourGuide, Viator and Tiqets listings
Our picks for race weekend
Well reviewed, different from each other, and each one fits a gap in the F1 schedule.
2 sites compared
2 sites comparedHistoric Center Essentials Walking Tour
At Centro Histórico · 3 h
Fits Fri before FP1 12:30
★ 4.8 (1,405 reviews)
Free cancellationInstant confirmation
FromMX$445Lowest
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Mexican Evening, Lucha Libre, and Tequila
At Arena México · 4 h
Fits Fri after FP2 (ends 17:00)
★ 4.6 (773 reviews)
FromMX$1,279
on GetYourGuideWeekend Schedule
All sessions, times & timetable
Experiences
Curated activities for every session gap
Getting There
Transport, parking & gate times
Tips & FAQ
Weather, budget, tips & FAQ
Plan my weekend
Your sessions + things to do around them
Round 19 runs 30 Oct–1 Nov. Most fans stay in Mexico City: see where to stay. We list 324 bookable experiences around the circuit, 3 of them within 30 minutes, sorted by race-weekend travel time.
Race weekend
Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez
Friday · 30 Oct
- Practice 112:30
- Practice 216:00
Saturday · 31 Oct
- Practice 311:30
- Qualifying15:00
Sunday · 1 Nov
- Grand Prix (71 laps)14:00
Track time (CST)Full schedule →
Nearest things to do
Everything on a map around Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez
3 near the circuit · 318 in the city · 3 day trips
3 sites comparedFrom Mexico City: Tolantongo Caves Small-Group Tour
At Day Trips from Mexico City · 14 h
Fits Thursday, before the track action
★ 4.7 (781 reviews)
Free cancellationInstant confirmation
FromMX$1,400Lowest
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Xochimilco Boat Party with Unlimited Drinks
2 h
Fits Thursday, before the track action
★ 5.0 (1,872 reviews)
FromMX$1,009
on GetYourGuide
CDMX: Xochimilco, Coyoacan with Frida Kahlo & Optional Lunch
9 h
Fits Thursday, before the track action
★ 4.5 (4,015 reviews)
FromMX$973
on GetYourGuide
2 sites comparedPrivate tour with Archaeologist at National Anthropology Museum
At National Museum of Anthropology · 3 h
Fits Fri before FP1 12:30
★ 5.0 (150 reviews)
Free cancellation
FromMX$1,874Lowest
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Why Mexico City Is the Perfect F1 City
Mexico City is one of the most vibrant and culturally rich destinations on the Formula 1 calendar, offering an experience that transcends the race itself. Visiting for the Grand Prix means immersing yourself in the 'Fiesta' atmosphere that defines the Mexican round. The city is a sprawling metropolis of history, art, and world-class gastronomy. From the ancient ruins of Tlatelolco to the colonial charm of Coyoacán and the modern skyscrapers of Reforma, there is an endless array of sights to explore. The local passion for racing, centered around national hero Sergio 'Checo' Perez, creates an electric energy that you won't find anywhere else. Between sessions, you can indulge in authentic street tacos, visit the Frida Kahlo Museum, or wander through the massive Chapultepec Park. The unique altitude of the Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez adds a technical fascination to the event, while the stadium section provides a gladiatorial viewing experience. Combining a high-octane sporting event with the warmth of Mexican hospitality and the city's colorful Day of the Dead traditions makes this a bucket-list trip for any F1 fan.
Round
19 of 24
Dates
30 Oct–1 Nov
Circuit
Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez
City
Mexico City, MX
Turns
17
Lap Record
1:17.774 (Valtteri Bottas, 2021)
Circuit Length
4.304 km
Mexico City Grand Prix 2026: FAQ
What is the best way to get to the circuit?
The Mexico City Metro is the most efficient option; take Line 9 (Brown) to Ciudad Deportiva or Puebla stations, which are right next to the track.
How does the altitude affect the racing?
At 2,240 meters above sea level, the thin air reduces engine cooling and downforce, making the cars harder to handle and significantly increasing top speeds on the straights.
Are there any specific items I should bring?
The weather in late October is usually pleasant but can be unpredictable; bring sunscreen for the high-altitude sun and a light jacket for the cooler evenings.
Is there food available at the track?
Yes, the circuit offers a wide variety of food, including local Mexican favorites like tacos and chilaquiles, as well as international options.