Formula 1 Mexican Grand Prix 2023: 3-Day Pass

Grandstand 14 (Foro Sol Sur): Grandstand 14 is where the circuit snakes through the Foro Sol baseball stadium where the cars enter the stadium at turn 12, disappearing from view after turn 14. The grandstand allows ample opportunity for fans to capture incredible photographs.

Grandstand 15 (Foro Sol Norte): Enjoy a fantastic view of the acceleration from the distant S curves into the challenging turns right in front of you. Podium celebrations and post-race interviews also take place here along with a view of the final acceleration towards the fast Peraltada Corner.

Grandstand 3a: Grandstand 3a offers great views of the main straight, the first 3 turns, and the back straight. Witness speed, overtaking, killed navigation of corners, and much more that make this grandstand a great choice.

Grandstand 10: This grandstand ensures a distant view of the cars speeding up after the exit from the Moisés Solana S curve and a direct view of the breaking and handling of turns 4, 5, and 6 in front of you. You will not miss the adrenaline-charged overtaking opportunities in the Stadium area from here.

Grandstand 11: Situated towards the end of the closed part of the Presidential corner, Grandstand 11 offers a distant view of the cars moving at high speed followed by their exit from the Moises Solana S corner. The threatening overtaking opportunities in this area as well as the acceleration towards the Presidential (or Lake S) Curve makes this grandstand a crowd favorite.

Whether you’re a race novice or an all-time fan, come along in the vibrant Mexico City for one of the most atmospheric races on the Formula 1 calendar. The Mexico Grand Prix, in the Gran Premio de la Ciudad de México, is a motor racing event held in Mexico City and was first held on Nov 4, 1962 at the Magdalena Mixhuca circuit. This year, Gran Premio de la Ciudad de México is hosting the Mexico City Grand Prix with an amazing lineup of drivers and the best seats like the Grandstand 14 and 15 which offer great views of the podium, Grandstand 3a provides views of the main straight, the first 3 turns, the back straight and more.

Day 1: Oct 27

12:30pm to 1:30pm & 4pm to 5:30pm

This glorious event begins with three 90-minute Practice Sessions for the drivers to test the track and learn what tires, speed, and strategies would be perfect for competing on this circuit.

Day 2: Oct 28

11:30am to 12:30pm

Free Practice 3 is held to allow the drivers to prepare themselves for the Qualifying Race. The teams utilize this time to make changes in their strategies or to perfect them.

3pm to 4pm

The Qualifying Race will begin at 3pm where all the participating drivers compete for the most sought-after pole position and gain some points on the point. Each round eliminates 5 drivers and the race is narrowed down to a battle with the top 10 drivers.

Day 3: Oct 29

2pm onwards

The much-awaited Day 3, also known as Race Day, is the final battle between the best of the best for the top 1 pole positions. A parade and formation lap takes place for the drivers to warm up their engines and off they go for the top spot!

Note: All timings mentioned are according to track time.