​Mexican Grand Prix Travel Packages 2025
Sunday, October 26, 2025
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How We Work
At GP Traveller, we do things differently from traditional tour operators. Instead of block-booking hotels, flights, and tickets—limiting your choices—we operate as a specialist travel agency for Formula 1 fans. Our approach is all about flexibility, quality, and expert curation.
We handpick the best travel options, ticket choices, upgrades, and extras to help tailor your perfect Grand Prix experience. By selecting what we believe offers the best value and experience, we remove unnecessary options that might overwhelm you or fall short of expectations.
Every package includes the essentials for a great F1 weekend, from race tickets and accommodation to practical advice on getting to and from the circuit and choosing the best vantage points. For those looking to enhance their trip, we offer optional upgrades designed to improve convenience, comfort, or overall enjoyment.
Our goal is simple: to make planning your Formula 1 trip as seamless and rewarding as possible, so you can focus on the thrill of the race.
We handpick the best travel options, ticket choices, upgrades, and extras to help tailor your perfect Grand Prix experience. By selecting what we believe offers the best value and experience, we remove unnecessary options that might overwhelm you or fall short of expectations.
Every package includes the essentials for a great F1 weekend, from race tickets and accommodation to practical advice on getting to and from the circuit and choosing the best vantage points. For those looking to enhance their trip, we offer optional upgrades designed to improve convenience, comfort, or overall enjoyment.
Our goal is simple: to make planning your Formula 1 trip as seamless and rewarding as possible, so you can focus on the thrill of the race.
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Mexican Grand Prix holiday expert insight & tailored recommendations
Choice can be a great thing, but when you’re planning a trip to the Mexican Grand Prix you want to be sure that you get the very best experience. We have tried and tested most grandstands, hospitality venues and hotels included in or Mexican F1 Grand Prix holiday packages.
If you’re not confident booking your trip independently or just don’t want to get it wrong we can make recommendations based on our own personal experiences. Knowing all the potential pitfalls of cutting back on service and inclusions we'd rather kindly decline business than risk jeopardising your trip.
If you’re not confident booking your trip independently or just don’t want to get it wrong we can make recommendations based on our own personal experiences. Knowing all the potential pitfalls of cutting back on service and inclusions we'd rather kindly decline business than risk jeopardising your trip.
Planning a trip to the Mexican Grand Prix as a gift
Every year we help people plan a trip to the Mexican Grand Prix for someone else. If you’re not an F1 fan yourself but want to give someone the gift of going to see a live Grand Prix we can guide you through the process.
Fully licensed, insured, & protected travel services
We are a fully licensed travel agency and tour operator. Every part of your Mexican Grand Prix trip is financially protected under the ATOL protection scheme and insured by the Travel Trust Association.
Stress-free travel arrangements
We enjoy spending time creating your Mexican Grand Prix experience so that you don’t have to. We make sure all your travel documents and tickets are where they should be so you don’t have to chase up delivery times or worry when they will arrive.
We’ll reconfirm hotel reservations, book transfers and make sure you have enough baggage allowance on your flights. You can just relax and enjoy the experience of watching live Formula 1.
Maybe you don’t know where to start. We are Grand Prix travel specialists. Call or email us and we’ll be more than happy to talk through your plans and help make your Mexican Grand Prix trip a reality.
We’ll reconfirm hotel reservations, book transfers and make sure you have enough baggage allowance on your flights. You can just relax and enjoy the experience of watching live Formula 1.
Maybe you don’t know where to start. We are Grand Prix travel specialists. Call or email us and we’ll be more than happy to talk through your plans and help make your Mexican Grand Prix trip a reality.
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Mexican Grand Prix essentials at-a-glance
How to get to Mexico City for the Grand Prix?
Check out our guide to learn about how to get to Mexico for the Grand Prix.
Where to stay at the Mexican Grand Prix
Check out our guide to help you choose the best place to stay during your trip to the Mexican Grand Prix.
How to get around at the Mexican Grand Prix
Check out our guide to getting around during the Mexican Grand Prix.
Why go to the Mexican Grand Prix?
Unique Atmosphere: The Mexican Grand Prix is renowned for its festive and vibrant atmosphere. The fans are incredibly passionate about motorsport, and this enthusiasm is palpable throughout the event. The grandstands, especially the Foro Sol section, which doubles as a baseball stadium during parts of the year, are known for being particularly lively.
Cultural Experience: Attending the Grand Prix provides a great opportunity to experience Mexican culture. Mexico City is a bustling metropolis rich in history and traditions, offering visitors a chance to explore museums, historical sites, and local cuisine. The race weekend often coincides with the Day of the Dead (Día de los Muertos) celebrations, adding a unique cultural layer to the visit.
Challenging Track: The Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez is notable for its high altitude—over 2,200 meters above sea level—which presents unique challenges both for the racing teams and the drivers. The thin air affects the aerodynamics of the cars and the engine performance, making it a tough race that tests the skill and adaptability of the drivers.
Accessibility: The track's location within Mexico City means it is highly accessible. The city’s infrastructure and public transportation options make it easy for visitors to navigate to and from the race track and explore other attractions in the city.
Overall, the Mexican Grand Prix offers a combination of thrilling sports action, cultural richness, and a unique setting, making it a memorable experience for Formula 1 fans and newcomers alike.
Cultural Experience: Attending the Grand Prix provides a great opportunity to experience Mexican culture. Mexico City is a bustling metropolis rich in history and traditions, offering visitors a chance to explore museums, historical sites, and local cuisine. The race weekend often coincides with the Day of the Dead (Día de los Muertos) celebrations, adding a unique cultural layer to the visit.
Challenging Track: The Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez is notable for its high altitude—over 2,200 meters above sea level—which presents unique challenges both for the racing teams and the drivers. The thin air affects the aerodynamics of the cars and the engine performance, making it a tough race that tests the skill and adaptability of the drivers.
Accessibility: The track's location within Mexico City means it is highly accessible. The city’s infrastructure and public transportation options make it easy for visitors to navigate to and from the race track and explore other attractions in the city.
Overall, the Mexican Grand Prix offers a combination of thrilling sports action, cultural richness, and a unique setting, making it a memorable experience for Formula 1 fans and newcomers alike.
How many days should I spend at the Mexican Grand Prix?
We recommend spending three full days, from Friday to Sunday, at the Mexican Grand Prix. This allows you to attend all the practice and qualifying sessions leading up to the main event on Sunday afternoon.
Grandstand tickets are sold as three-day packages for the Mexican Grand Prix so you can enjoy the full schedule of support races between the F1 track action.
Grandstand tickets are sold as three-day packages for the Mexican Grand Prix so you can enjoy the full schedule of support races between the F1 track action.
Three-day Mexican Grand Prix itinerary
This three-day Mexican Grand Prix itinerary offers a comprehensive experience at the circuit, ensuring you don't miss any highlights, including F1 practice sessions, qualifying rounds, and the Mexican Grand Prix itself.
Mexican Grand Prix weekend schedule at a glance
Here’s a quick overview of what to expect during each day at the Mexican Grand Prix.
Day 1 is action-packed with Formula 1 practice sessions, along with practice and qualifying sessions for support series, often including Formula 4 NACAM and GTM.
Day 2, the day begins with Formula 1 team pit stop practice, followed by the third F1 practice session, support series races, and culminates with the thrilling Formula 1 qualifying.
Day 3, features support series races, the drivers' parade, and the highlight event, the Mexican Grand Prix.
Day 1 is action-packed with Formula 1 practice sessions, along with practice and qualifying sessions for support series, often including Formula 4 NACAM and GTM.
Day 2, the day begins with Formula 1 team pit stop practice, followed by the third F1 practice session, support series races, and culminates with the thrilling Formula 1 qualifying.
Day 3, features support series races, the drivers' parade, and the highlight event, the Mexican Grand Prix.
Short on time? If you don’t have 3 days
If you're on a tight schedule, arriving in Mexican on Friday evening or Saturday morning for two full days will still enable you to experience all the F1 qualifying action and the Grand Prix.
Essential tips for planning a trip to the Mexican Grand Prix
Try and book everything well in advance
When planning a trip to the Mexican Grand Prix, it's a good idea to book everything well in advance. Tickets typically become available shortly after the previous year's Grand Prix, often with early bird pricing.
Flights are generally released around 50 weeks prior to travel, varying by airline, and hotel bookings are available even earlier.
Flights are generally released around 50 weeks prior to travel, varying by airline, and hotel bookings are available even earlier.
Decide on your view
The Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez has a fantastic selection of grandstands to watch the race from. Our Mexican Grand Prix travel and official tickets packages allow you to choose from any of the Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez grandstands. All grandstands include a reserved seat.
Check out our guide to help you choose the perfect grandstand for your Mexican Grand Prix experience.
Check out our guide to help you choose the perfect grandstand for your Mexican Grand Prix experience.
Check the F1 website for the full Mexican Grand Prix schedule
The race weekend schedule for a Grand Prix weekend, including support races and events like the drivers' parade, is usually released about a month before the race.
Regularly check the Mexican Grand Prix website
Regularly check the official Mexican Grand Prix website for up-to-date information, including event schedules, f1 fanzone details, driver autograph sessions, and locations of food and beverage outlets.
What to pack for the Mexican Grand Prix
Here’s my check list for what to pack.
Sunscreen - Essential for protection under the bright sun.
Waterproofs - Crucial for keeping dry in case of rain.
Comfortable Shoes - Expect a lot of walking at the Formula One Grand Prix.
Phone/Camera - Capture moments with your favorite F1 drivers and cars.
Smartphone - Crucial for booking taxis or rideshares, accessing tickets, itineraries, and the latest event updates.
Sunglasses - Protect your eyes and enjoy the race comfortably.
Credit/Debit Cards - Most F1 circuits are cashless, so cards are a must.
F1 Team/Driver Cap - Show your support while shielding yourself from the sun.
Sunscreen - Essential for protection under the bright sun.
Waterproofs - Crucial for keeping dry in case of rain.
Comfortable Shoes - Expect a lot of walking at the Formula One Grand Prix.
Phone/Camera - Capture moments with your favorite F1 drivers and cars.
Smartphone - Crucial for booking taxis or rideshares, accessing tickets, itineraries, and the latest event updates.
Sunglasses - Protect your eyes and enjoy the race comfortably.
Credit/Debit Cards - Most F1 circuits are cashless, so cards are a must.
F1 Team/Driver Cap - Show your support while shielding yourself from the sun.
Frequently asked questions about planning a trip to the Mexican Grand Prix
Discover the answers to your most pressing questions about planning an unforgettable trip to the Mexican Grand Prix with our FAQ guide.
When do tickets for the Mexican Grand Prix go on sale?
Tickets for the Mexican Grand Prix typically go on sale shortly after the previous year's Grand Prix.
When do flights go on sale for the Mexican Grand Prix?
Flights are generally released around 50 weeks prior to travel, varying by airline.
When do hotels go on sale for the Mexican Grand Prix?
Many hotels Mexico City are available to book more than a year in advance.
How do you get to the Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez?
Check out our guide to getting around during the Mexican Grand Prix.
How much are tickets for the Mexican Grand Prix?
Ticket prices for the Mexican Grand Prix vary based on the grandstand selection and specific views within each. Tickets typically start at around £500 for a three-day ticket in the Foro Sol grandstands. Prices increase for premium catagory grandstands, such as the Grandstand opposite the pit lane or at Turn 1, where they can exceed £800for a three-day ticket.
What is the Mexican Grand Prix schedule?
The Mexican Grand Prix schedule typically looks like this:
Friday
Formula 1 First Practice Session 12:30 - 13:30
Formula 1 Second Practice Session 16:00 - 17:30
Saturday
Formula 1 Third Practice Session 11:30 - 12:30
Formula 1 Qualifying Session 15:00 - 16:00
Sunday (race day)
Formula 1 Grand Prix 14:00 - 16:00
Support series practice, qualifying and races, often including Formula 4 NACAM and GTM take place on all three days.
All times are local times in Mexico City.
The full schedule is usually published on formula1.com about four weeks before the Grand Prix.
Friday
Formula 1 First Practice Session 12:30 - 13:30
Formula 1 Second Practice Session 16:00 - 17:30
Saturday
Formula 1 Third Practice Session 11:30 - 12:30
Formula 1 Qualifying Session 15:00 - 16:00
Sunday (race day)
Formula 1 Grand Prix 14:00 - 16:00
Support series practice, qualifying and races, often including Formula 4 NACAM and GTM take place on all three days.
All times are local times in Mexico City.
The full schedule is usually published on formula1.com about four weeks before the Grand Prix.
How long should I allow for the trip to the Mexican Grand Prix?
For a complete Mexican Grand Prix experience, ideally set aside three days, from Friday to Sunday. This time frame covers everything from practice and qualifying to the main race. But if time is limited or you're mainly interested in the race, just attending on Sunday is perfectly viable.
What is the weather like at the Mexican Grand Prix?
The weather in Mexico City at the end of October, around the time the Mexican Grand Prix is typically held, is typically mild.
Daytime temperatures usually range from 65 to 75 degrees Fahrenheit (18 to 24 degrees Celsius), cooling down in the evenings.
Although October marks the end of the rainy season, there might still be some occasional showers.
Daytime temperatures usually range from 65 to 75 degrees Fahrenheit (18 to 24 degrees Celsius), cooling down in the evenings.
Although October marks the end of the rainy season, there might still be some occasional showers.
Can I book a Mexican Grand Prix trip as a gift for someone?
Thinking of gifting someone a Grand Prix experience? Every year we help people plan a Grand Prix trip for someone else. If you’re not an F1 fan yourself but want to give someone the gift of going to see a live Grand Prix we can guide you through the process.
Is my money safe when I book my Mexican Grand Prix trip with you and are you ATOL protected?
As a fully licensed travel agency and tour operator, we provide complete financial protection under the ATOL protection scheme and are insured by the Travel Trust Association. You can book with confidence, knowing every aspect of your trip is secure.
Why should I book my Mexican Grand Prix trip with you?
Our commitment to your Grand Prix experience extends beyond bookings. We meticulously manage all travel details, including document and ticket organisation, hotel confirmations, transfers, and flight arrangements. Our goal is for you to relax and immerse yourself in the thrill of live Formula 1.
GP TRAVELLER GUIDES
Mexican Grand Prix Travel Guide
INTRODUCING THE AUTÓDROMO HERMANOS RODRÍGUEZ
In this guide you’ll learn about how to get to Mexico for the Grand Prix™
In this guide you’ll learn about how to get to Mexico for the Grand Prix™
WHERE SHOULD YOU STAY DURING THE MEXICAN GRAND PRIX™ WEEKEND?
In this guide we’ll help you choose the best place to stay during your trip to the Mexican Grand Prix™.
In this guide we’ll help you choose the best place to stay during your trip to the Mexican Grand Prix™.
WHICH MEXICAN GRAND PRIX IS THE GRANDEST?
In this guide we’ll help you choose the perfect grandstand for your Mexican Grand Prix™ experience.
In this guide we’ll help you choose the perfect grandstand for your Mexican Grand Prix™ experience.
RACE WEEKEND TRAVEL AT THE MEXICAN GRAND PRIX™
Getting around during the Mexican Grand Prix™
Getting around during the Mexican Grand Prix™
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Rob is an experienced independent travel consultant and travel content creator.
His love for Formula One started in the 1990s, watching the greats like Ayrton Senna, Michael Schumacher, and Mika Hakkinen. He traveled to his first Grand Prix in 1999. It was the Spanish Grand Prix in Barcelona. Since then, Rob has traveled to over 2/3 of Grand Prix' on the current Formula One calendar. Fast forward to today, and Rob has turned his passion into a career, dedicating his time to helping others plan their dream Formula One trips. His favourite Grand Prix destinations are Austria and Austin, and when he's not attending a Formula One Grand Prix, you'll find him closer to home, walking or cycling in the Peak District National Park. |
