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Formula 1 · 2026 Round 19 · Mexico City Grand Prix

2026 Mexico City Grand Prix: Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez

Formula One returns to Latin America for the nineteenth round of the 2026 World Championship. Mexico City sets the stage for high-altitude racing, demanding technical challenges, and a potentially historic championship weekend from October 30 to November 1.

November 1, 2026 Mexico City, Mexico Round 19

The pinnacle of motorsport returns to one of its most spectacular venues: the Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez. Known for its passionate atmosphere, long main straight, and famous Foro Sol stadium section, the Mexico City circuit offers a unique challenge for drivers and engineers alike.

Sitting approximately 2,240 meters above sea level, the circuit's thin air creates unusual aerodynamic and cooling demands. With Kimi Antonelli approaching a potential maiden Drivers' Championship, the nineteenth round could become a defining moment in the 2026 season.

Event Information

Mexico City GP: Essential Details

Race Day

November 1

Sunday · 2026

Grand Prix Weekend

October 30 – November 1

Three days of Formula One action

Circuit

Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez

Mexico City, Mexico

Circuit Milestone

26th Visit

Sixth Mexico City GP edition

Championship

Standings and Title Permutations

The championship battle reaches a crucial stage in Mexico City, with five rounds remaining and 125 points still available in the Drivers' Championship.

Championship Leader

365

Kimi Antonelli

Mercedes · P1

Second Place

242

George Russell

123 points behind

Third Place

241

Lewis Hamilton

124 points behind

Drivers' Championship

Antonelli's Championship Opportunity

Kimi Antonelli has an opportunity to secure his maiden World Championship in Mexico City. If George Russell or Lewis Hamilton wins the Grand Prix, Antonelli needs to finish in the top nine to clinch the title. If neither of those rivals wins, he will be crowned champion regardless of his finishing position.

Constructors' Championship Leader

Mercedes

607 Championship Points

474

Ferrari

355

Red Bull

355

McLaren

Constructors' Title Scenario

Mercedes holds a 133-point advantage over Ferrari. With 215 points remaining after the Mexico City weekend, the Silver Arrows can secure the Constructors' Championship if they outscore Ferrari by 39 points.

Next Generation

Rookie Drivers and FP1 Debuts

The opening practice session featured ten alternate drivers as teams fulfilled the FIA's mandatory young-driver participation requirements.

Driver Team
Leonardo Fornaroli
McLaren
Frederik Vesti
Mercedes
Ayumu Iwasa
Red Bull
Gabriele Minì
Alpine
Luke Browning
Williams
Jak Crawford
Aston Martin
Ryo Hirakawa
Haas
Freddie Slater
Audi
Colton Herta
Cadillac
Nikola Tsolov
Racing Bulls

Three notable practice debuts

Gabriele Minì, Freddie Slater, and Nikola Tsolov made their official Formula One practice debuts in Mexico City, gaining valuable experience at one of the calendar's most demanding circuits.

The Circuit

Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez and Tyres

Located approximately 2,240 meters above sea level, the Mexico City circuit presents a unique technical challenge. Reduced air density affects aerodynamic downforce and cooling efficiency, making setup optimization and tyre management especially important.

2,240m

Above sea level

C3–C5

Tyre compounds

Pirelli Tyre Allocation

C3 Hard
C4 Medium
C5 Soft

Live Coverage

Where to Watch the 2026 Mexico City GP?

Formula One fans can follow the Mexico City Grand Prix through regional broadcasters and official streaming services.

Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez · Mexico City

Watch Formula One Live

Follow every session, overtake, and championship battle.

United Kingdom

Sky Sports F1

Live Grand Prix coverage, with highlights available through Channel 4.

United States

ESPN

Follow the race through ESPN, ESPN2, and F1 TV Pro.

Mexico & Latin America

Fox Sports

Regional coverage through Fox Sports Mexico and F1 TV Pro.

Official Streaming

F1 TV Pro

Access onboard cameras, live telemetry, and race coverage where available.

Broadcast availability varies by region. Check your local listings for the latest coverage information.

The Championship Countdown

Will Antonelli Make History in Mexico City?

With the championship within reach, all eyes turn to the Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez. Can Kimi Antonelli seal his maiden Drivers' Championship beneath the roar of the Foro Sol stadium, or will his rivals keep the battle alive until Brazil?

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