Set at the highest altitude of any F1 track, the Mexican Grand Prix poses a unique challenge for drivers and teams

Mexico City Grand Prix

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Results

Race Lewis Hamilton 1:21.334 Fastest Lap 71 Laps 2 nd George Russell 1:22.780 Fastest Lap 71 Laps 6 th Qualifying Lewis Hamilton 1:17.454 Fastest Lap 18 Laps 6 th George Russell 1:17.674 Fastest Lap 19 Laps 8 th Read Race Report

The Circuit

Now in its third stint as a fixture on the calendar the Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez in Mexico City has become a popular stop on F1’s global tour since its latest return in 2015. At 2,300m above sea level, the track is situated at a higher altitude than any we race at all season and brings its own unique challenges to drivers and teams. Fans are treated well too, with a custom-built stadium section that allows an intimate view of the cars at the end of the lap as well as providing the backdrop for a raucous party atmosphere for the entire weekend. There’s been reason for our Team to party too in recent years, as Lewis captured his fourth and fifth world titles in 2017 and 2018 at the circuit which, like Monza, is built within a park in the middle of a major city.

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