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Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez

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A lap of Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez

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  • 68–125 km/h
  • 125–181 km/h
  • 181–238 km/h
  • 238–294 km/h
  • 294–351 km/h
  • Start/Finish
  • Braking point
0km/h
–
Throttle
Brake
0:00.0000,00 km
Corner data for the lap
CornerLando Norris (1:15.586)Charles Leclerc (1:15.848)
The first corner: right-left chicanebraking from 350 · 105 km/h · gear 3braking from 120 · 105 km/h · gear 3
The second corner: slow right-hander110 km/h · gear 3braking from 120 · 105 km/h · gear 3
The third corner: left-right chicanebraking from 100 · 75 km/h · gear 3braking from 90 · 70 km/h · gear 3
The fourth corner: slow right-handerbraking from 155 · 85 km/h · gear 3braking from 155 · 80 km/h · gear 3
The fifth corner: left-right chicanebraking from 250 · 195 km/h · gear 5braking from 250 · 190 km/h · gear 5
The sixth corner: left-right chicanebraking from 230 · 195 km/h · gear 5braking from 245 · 190 km/h · gear 5
The seventh corner: fast left-handerbraking from 230 · 185 km/h · gear 5braking from 245 · 180 km/h · gear 5
The eighth corner: slight left kink240 km/h · gear 6235 km/h · gear 6
The ninth corner: right-left chicanebraking from 190 · 105 km/h · gear 2braking from 175 · 95 km/h · gear 2
The tenth corner: slow right-handerbraking from 190 · 70 km/h · gear 2braking from 175 · 65 km/h · gear 2
The eleventh corner: right-hand hairpinbraking from 165 · 105 km/h · gear 3braking from 135 · 105 km/h · gear 3

Data: OpenF1 (telemetry, approx. 4 data points per second, movement in between calculated).

Length
4.25 km
calculated from GPS data
Full throttle
57.3 %
of the lap
Top speed
351 km/h
Slowest point
68 km/h
braking zones
9
Elevation change
3 m

A qualifying lap of Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez takes 1:15.586 min. Drivers are at full throttle for 57.3% of the lap, with a top speed of 351 km/h and a slowest point of 68 km/h.

  1. The first corner: right-left chicane. Drivers brake from 350 to 110 km/h and take it in gear 3.
  2. The second corner: slow right-hander at around 120 km/h in gear 3. This is followed by a 700 m straight at up to 320 km/h.
  3. The third corner: left-right chicane. Drivers brake from 310 to 75 km/h and take it in gear 3.
  4. The fourth corner: slow right-hander. Drivers brake from 155 to 85 km/h and take it in gear 3.
  5. The fifth corner: left-right chicane. Drivers brake from 250 to 195 km/h and take it in gear 5.
  6. The sixth corner: left-right chicane. Drivers brake from 250 to 185 km/h and take it in gear 5.
  7. The seventh corner: fast left-hander, flat out at 205 km/h.
  8. The eighth corner: slight left kink, flat out at 255 km/h. This is followed by a 520 m straight at up to 310 km/h.
  9. The ninth corner: right-left chicane. Drivers brake from 295 to 70 km/h and take it in gear 2.
  10. The tenth corner: slow right-hander. Drivers brake from 190 to 90 km/h and take it in gear 2.
  11. The eleventh corner: right-hand hairpin. Drivers brake from 160 to 105 km/h and take it in gear 3.

Based on: Lando Norris's pole lap, Mexico City Grand Prix 2025 qualifying, data: OpenF1.

Key facts

Length
approx. 4.25 km (calculated from GPS data)
Opened
1959
First Grand Prix
1963
Altitude
2238 m above sea level
Time zone
America/Mexico_City

Records

Records by layout
Lap recordPole record
1:17.774 · Valtteri Bottas1:14.758 · Max Verstappen

Statistics

Grands Prix
25
Most wins
Max Verstappen (5)
Most successful team
Red Bull (5)
Safety car rate
67 %
Win from pole
48 %

Grands Prix at this circuit

Winners by year

Winners at Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez
YearGrand PrixWinnerTeamPole position
2025Mexico City Grand PrixLando NorrisMcLarenLando Norris
2024Mexico City Grand PrixCarlos SainzFerrariCarlos Sainz
2023Mexico City Grand PrixMax VerstappenRed Bull RacingCharles Leclerc
2022Mexico City Grand PrixMax VerstappenRed BullMax Verstappen
2021Mexico City Grand PrixMax VerstappenRed BullValtteri Bottas
2019Mexican Grand PrixLewis HamiltonMercedesMax Verstappen
2018Mexican Grand PrixMax VerstappenRed BullDaniel Ricciardo
2017Mexican Grand PrixMax VerstappenRed BullSebastian Vettel
2016Mexican Grand PrixLewis HamiltonMercedesLewis Hamilton
2015Mexican Grand PrixNico RosbergMercedesNico Rosberg
1992Mexican Grand PrixNigel MansellWilliamsNigel Mansell
1991Mexican Grand PrixRiccardo PatreseWilliamsRiccardo Patrese
1990Mexican Grand PrixAlain ProstFerrariGerhard Berger
1989Mexican Grand PrixAyrton SennaMcLarenAyrton Senna
1988Mexican Grand PrixAlain ProstMcLarenAyrton Senna
1987Mexican Grand PrixNigel MansellWilliamsNigel Mansell
1986Mexican Grand PrixGerhard BergerBenettonAyrton Senna
1970Mexican Grand PrixJacky IckxFerrariClay Regazzoni
1969Mexican Grand PrixDenny HulmeMcLaren-FordJack Brabham
1968Mexican Grand PrixGraham HillLotus-FordJo Siffert
1967Mexican Grand PrixJim ClarkLotus-FordJim Clark
1966Mexican Grand PrixJohn SurteesCooper-MaseratiJohn Surtees
1965Mexican Grand PrixRichie GintherHondaJim Clark
1964Mexican Grand PrixDan GurneyBrabham-ClimaxJim Clark
1963Mexican Grand PrixJim ClarkLotus-ClimaxJim Clark

Frequently asked questions

Who has the most wins at Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez?

Max Verstappen has won here 5 times – more than any other driver.