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Mexico City Grand Prix
Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez · Round 20 of 24
The field spread along one lap by their true gaps to the leader — the leader at the front, the rest trailing by the clock, exactly as the feed reports them.
The Tower
The tower lights when a session runs. When the field is on track, the running order stands here — position by position, as the circuit reports it.
Team Radio
The rail lights when the session runs — the latest calls between the wall and the cars, as broadcast.
The Championship
125 points remain across the five closing rounds. Only Russell — 123 back — and Hamilton — 124 — can still catch Antonelli; the rest of the field is mathematically out. The constructors' title stays alive through Ferrari, 133 back with 215 to play for.
Standings after Round 18 · United States Grand Prix, October 25, 2026.
The Grid
The starting order for the race, as the feed publishes it.
The Teams
Eleven houses, two cars each. Standing and points come from the championship feed; the chassis codes are the teams’ own published names for their 2026 cars.
The Drivers
Twenty-two seats, in championship order. Tap a driver to follow his car in the well above.
Photographs
The portraits are openly licensed photographs, shown cropped to fit, credited to their photographers:
Speed Trap
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The fastest speed recorded in the session feed.
Session Best Lap
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The fastest lap in the session feed.
The well lights with the session
Tap a car on the plate — or a name in the tower — to follow it.
When a session runs, this well carries the followed car's speed, throttle, brake, gear and revs, exactly as the feed reports them.
Gear
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Throttle
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Brake
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DRS
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Sample
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Tyres & stops.
| Driver | Tyre | Stint | Stops | Last stop |
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| The strategy picture — compounds, stint age and pit stops — builds here while a session runs. | ||||
Mexico City, taken apart.
The highest circuit on the calendar. The thin air at 2,238 metres steals downforce and strains cooling, so the cars run big wings and still slide — and the lap finishes through the Foro Sol stadium, where the crowd sits right on top of the track.
The corners that matter
- Turns 1–3 — The braking zone at the end of the long main straight — the lap's great passing place, three corners deep.
- The Esses — The fast middle-sector sweeps, where the thin air makes the car feel light and nervous.
- Foro Sol — The stadium section that closes the lap — slow, tight, and the loudest hundred metres in the sport.
The circuit, in plain figures
- Length
- 4.304 km
- Laps
- 71
- Corners
- 17
- Altitude
- 2,238 m
- Direction
- Clockwise
- First Grand Prix
- 1963
- Grands Prix held
- 25 (through 2025)
- Race distance
- 305.354 km
- Lap record
- 1:17.774 — Valtteri Bottas (2021)
Last time here — 2025
Winner — Norris
Pole — Norris
Fastest lap — Russell · 1:20.052
The Weekend on Film
From the official Formula 1 channel on YouTube. The player loads only when a film is chosen.
Circuit plates are drawn by the house from © OpenStreetMap contributors geometry (ODbL) — the map backdrop behind the line is the same open data, drawn in house tones. Tile views: © OpenStreetMap contributors; Esri World Imagery. No FIA or Formula 1 artwork is used on this page.