Mexico GP

Catch the start and finish of every lap and all the pit stop action from a seat at the Main Grandstand located at the beginning of the main straight. Grandstands 1 and 2 offer some of the best views of the race as well as the pre-race and post-race events.

What to Expect:

• A great view of everything - pit stops, pit activity, the start and the finish

• Opportunity to look down the cars zooming down the main straight

Fans seated at the Grandstand 3 can witness the 300 kph racing action along the main straight and the braking action where the cars slow down to just over 100 kph towards turn 1.

What to Expect:

• Thrilling proximity to the circuit and the cars as their limits are tested

• Views of some difficult braking action and subsequent maneuvers

The Grandstand 4 is located at the edge of the main straight with direct views to turns 1 and 2 and a glimpse of turn 3.

What to Expect:

• Quite the distance from the track

• Satisfactory views of the first couple of turns in the race

The Grandstand 5 gives you the best views of turns 1, 2, and 3, letting you follow all the action happening at the first set of turns in every lap.

What to Expect:

• The better counterpart of Grandstand 4, with clearer views of the first few turns

• An exciting view of the cars breaking past Turn 1

Fans can watch the cars rev back up into a racing straight after T3, from the Grandstand 6, located bang at the turn.

What to Expect:

• An awesome view of the acceleration of the cars past Turn 3

• Quite the location for a photo-op, considering the crystal-clear views

The Grandstand 5A, located opposite Grandstand 6 on the inner side, lets you experience the acceleration of the cars towards the straight soon after T3.

What to Expect:

• Arguably the best view of the first leg of the race

• Some expert maneuvering from the cars right in front of you as they make their way past the complex esses

Get some of the best racing action along the straight between turns 3 and 4 from the Grandstand 6A with a General Admission ticket.

What to Expect:

• Subpar views from higher up, as your view would be obstructed by trees

• Quite a substantial distance away from the track

The Grandstand 9 seats fans along the straight between T5 and T6 offering unobstructed views of the 90-degree left-hand turn at T4 and the braking action at turns 5 and 6.

Grab a seat at Grandstand 10 and catch all the action that happens from T4 through T7. You also get a good look at the front and rear of the cars as they zoom along the straights approaching the turns.

What to Expect:

• Direct and unobstructed view of the entire straight stretched right in front of you

• Tons of on-track action, such as quick acceleration, risky braking, and more!

From Grandstand 11 in the Yellow Zone, you get to watch the cars as they gear up soon after T6 and race against each other while charging off toward T7.

What to Expect:

• Similar views to Grandstand 11 - a sweeping, expansive view of most of the circuit

• The clearest possible views of the cars zooming from Turn 6 to Turn 7

Seats at the Grandstand 14 are among the cheapest at the Hermanos Rodríguez Circuit. This part of the Foro Sol is one of the best places to sit at the circuit where fans get the feel of sitting at the main grandstand and enjoy the added advantage of being the closest to the pre-race festivities, podium celebrations, and post-race interviews. 

What to Expect:

• Another great spot for taking pictures of both the on-track as well as the off-track action

• Not a ton of speeding and braking as the grandstand is located around Turns 13 and 14

Enjoy some of the best views of the Mexico GP well within a budget, from Grandstand 15 which is the second half of the Foro Sol. Watch the cars as they enter T12, race ahead, and then slither through turns 13, 14, and 15, heading toward the end of the lap.

What to Expect:

• Right beside Grandstand 14, this is a great place for F1 photography enthusiasts

• One of the best spots for a view of the podium, post-race interviews, and so much more