Back to today’s briefing

Story perspectives

Mexico City Grand Prix Secures Future Through 2028

4/25/2025

42 4

Summary

Story summary

The Mexico City Grand Prix is gearing up for an exciting future, with Mayor Clara Brugada revealing a new contract to be signed on April 30, ensuring the race will thrill fans until 2028. Even without government funding, the event continues to flourish, showcasing its enduring popularity in the world of Formula 1.

History

Historical Context

Mexico City's Grand Prix, renewed through 2028, echoes the race's 1906 origins in France. The first organized auto race showcased car manufacturers' innovations, evolving into today's Formula One spectacle. Despite Sergio Perez's absence, local enthusiasm mirrors the early days when racing captivated crowds, igniting a global motorsport revolution.

1 of 2

Story summary

The Mexico City Grand Prix is gearing up for an exciting future, with Mayor Clara Brugada revealing a new contract to be signed on April 30, ensuring the race will thrill fans until 2028. Even without government funding, the event continues to flourish, showcasing its enduring popularity in the world of Formula 1.

1 / 2