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Mexico City: Grand Prix

Available Friday, 30 Oct

Duration: 2h
Group of max. 8 people

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About: Mexico City Formula 1 Grand Prix

Mexico City is one of the world's most dynamic and lively metropolises. Located just east of the city, the Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez provides easy access via a metro station that quickly takes you downtown after each day's racing action. The Mexican Grand Prix offers a unique opportunity to blend sport and culture seamlessly.

Mexico City Formula 1 Grand Prix

S/n Viaducto Río de la Piedad, 08400, Mexico City

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