VENUE GUIDE
Getting there
Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez, Mexico City
By the F1 Weekend team · Sources: Formula 1 timetable (gate times estimated from it); GetYourGuide, Viator and Tiqets listings
The Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez is uniquely integrated into Mexico City, making it one of the most accessible circuits on the calendar via public transport. Since there is no public parking available at the venue, fans are strongly encouraged to use the efficient Metro system or official shuttle services to avoid race-day gridlock.
How to get there
Metro
Highly RecommendedTake Line 9 (Brown) and exit at Velódromo, Ciudad Deportiva, or Puebla depending on your grandstand zone. The journey from central areas like Reforma takes approximately 30–40 minutes; ensure you have a pre-loaded Tarjeta de Movilidad Integrada to bypass ticket window queues.
Ticket2Ride Shuttle
Convenience & ComfortOfficial Ticketmaster shuttles depart from various hubs across the city, including Mundo E and Interlomas. This premium service uses dedicated lanes to bypass traffic, dropping fans off at the main gates, though tickets must be booked well in advance.
Metrobús
Alternative RouteLine 2 (Purple) serves the UPIICSA and El Rodeo stations near the circuit's western edge. It is an excellent fallback if Line 9 is overcrowded, providing a reliable connection for those staying in the southern or western districts of the city.
Estimated gate times
Estimated: about 2 hours before the first track action each day. Check your ticket for the official gate times.
Friday
First on track: GTM Super Copa · Practice 08:40
F1: Practice 1 12:30
Saturday
First on track: Formula 4 NACAM Championship · Formula 4 NACAM · Qualifying 09:25
F1: Qualifying 15:00
Sunday
First on track: GTM Super Copa · Race 2 (25 min) 09:15
F1: Grand Prix 14:00
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