#autodromo hermanos rodriguez

[frenchcurious]

Will Stevens - Manor Marussia F1Team - Marussia MR03 B02/Ferrari 059/3 V6 t h 1.6 - Grand Prix du Mexique - Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez 2015. - source F1 Old and News.

[itsblasttothepast]

Formula E this weekend in Mexico! Let's go!

[rayhaber]

Meksika Grand Prix'sinde Sıralama Turları Sonuçları

Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez’de gerçekleştirilen sıralama turlarında, Carlos Sainz en hızlı turu atarak pole pozisyonunu elde etti. İspanyol pilot, gösterdiği performansla dikkat çekti ve yarış için büyük bir avantaj sağladı. İkinci sırada ise Max Verstappen yer aldı. Dünyanın en hızlı sürücülerinden biri olarak bilinen Verstappen, yarışta Sainz’ın hemen arkasında olmak için elinden geleni…

[elceeu2morrow]

LTHQOfficial: [Mexico City, Mexico / 6.1.24]

[p2pc2e]

From the Archive: the Best of Mexico F1, with Diego Merino

F1 in Mexico on Iberianmph.

Over the years we’ve posted quite a few fun articles on the F1 Mexican Grand Prix. I believe you should totally check them out on the eve of the 2023 edition of the race. You know, in the good old days peeps would come to Mexico, maybe go to a party, no stupid smartphones, no nothing. Have a good time. Have a sip of mezcal, dance naked in a club, get nasty with a bartender. That sort of thing.…

[louisupdates]

Autodrómo Hermanos Rodriguez - Curva 4 set up for Louis Tomlinson’s FITFWT24: Mexico City [1.6.2024] 📸 mattsergent IG story

[countingstars-17]

Charles Leclerc walks in the Paddock during previews ahead of the F1 Grand Prix of Mexico at Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez on October 24, 2024 in Mexico City, Mexico. (Photo by Bryn Lennon - Formula 1/Formula 1 via Getty Images)

[slutforpringles]

"trippin major nutsack" | Pole-sitter Daniel Ricciardo celebrates in Parc Ferme during Qualifying for the Mexican GP | October 27, 2018 | Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez, Mexico | Mark Sutton/Sutton Images

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Franco Colapinto laughing with teammate Alex Albon in the fan zone at Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez on October 25, 2024 in Mexico City, Mexico. (Williams Racing)

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MEXICO CITY, MEXICO - OCTOBER 25: George Russell of Great Britain and Mercedes prepares to drive in the garage during practice ahead of the F1 Grand Prix of Mexico at Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez on October 25, 2024 in Mexico City, Mexico. Photos by XPB Images.

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Charles Leclerc and George Russell chat in the media pen during F1 Grand Prix of Mexico at Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez on October 27, 2024 in Mexico City, Mexico.

© Peter Fox

[killa-trav]

Second placed Lewis Hamilton of Great Britain and Mercedes talks with Third placed Charles Leclerc of Monaco and Ferrari in parc ferme after the F1 Grand Prix of Mexico at Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez; Mexico City, Mexico; 29.10.2023

📸; RUDY CAREZZEVOLI

[umlewis]

How Lewis Hamilton 'Knew It Was' Max Verstappen Involved In Mexico GP Incidents

Lewis Hamilton has revealed that he instinctively "knew" Max Verstappen had sparked controversy during the Mexican Grand Prix when the Mercedes driver saw a "plume of dust" ahead of him on track.

Verstappen was hit with two separate ten second penalties for incidents with McLaren's Lando Norris during the race in Mexico City, with the Red Bull driver's conduct in wheel-to-wheel battle coming under scrutiny. The first incident on Lap ten saw Verstappen edge Norris off the circuit as the McLaren driver tried to pass him around the outside of turn four. The second came just a few corners later, when Verstappen launched an aggressive move down Norris' inside at the fast turn seven, with both drivers taking to the run-off area and the Red Bull rejoining ahead. Verstappen was forced to sit stationary for twenty seconds during his pit stop and ultimately came home sixth, his joint-worst classified result of the F1 2024 season. Norris, meanwhile, finished second to the race-winning Ferrari of Carlos Sainz, reducing Verstappen's world championship lead to 47 points with four rounds remaining. Hamilton, who came home fourth after prevailing in a battle with Mercedes teammate George Russell, was embroiled in a series of on-track clashes with Verstappen over the course of their F1 2021 title battle. That season saw the pair collide dramatically on the opening lap of the British Grand Prix at Silverstone before they came to blows later that season at Monza, where Verstappen's car ended up mounting Hamilton's Mercedes following a touch at the first chicane. Verstappen's driving was also criticised after the late-season races in Brazil, where he was accused of running Hamilton off the road, and Saudi Arabia, where he was found by the FIA stewards to have "braked suddenly and significantly" while dueling over the lead with the Mercedes driver. Speaking to media including PlanetF1.com after Sunday's race in Mexico, Hamilton conceded that he had not yet seen the clashes between Verstappen and Norris on Lap ten, yet he claimed that he instinctively "knew it must have been" Verstappen involved when he saw a cloud of dust ahead on track.

Put to him that Verstappen's second incident with Norris was similar to his incident with the Red Bull man at Brazil 2021, Hamilton replied: "I've not seen it. I could see a group of cars ahead and I saw a plume of smoke, of dust." Bursting into laughter, Hamilton then added: "And I knew it was [him]. I knew it must have been [him]. [I was] like: 'For sure, that's him!'" Hamilton has long been a vocal critic of Verstappen's behavior on track, commenting in the aftermath of their battle at the 2021 Saudi Arabian Grand Prix that the Red Bull driver is "over the limit, for sure." He said in Jeddah: "I have raced a lot of drivers in my 28 years of racing. I have come across a lot of characters. There's a few that are over the limit; the rules don't apply. He's over the limit for sure. I have avoided collision on so many occasions with the guy. I don't mind being the one who does that because you get to live another day." Speaking to media including PlanetF1.com on Thursday at the Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez, before McLaren's appeal against Norris' penalty was lodged, Hamilton accused Verstappen of exploiting "a grey area" in F1's racing rules over the years. F1's so-called racing guidelines are expected to revised, with governing body the FIA expected to present tweaks influenced by the United States GP incidents to the drivers at next month's Qatar Grand Prix. Hamilton said: "It's always been a grey area. That's why he's got away with it for so long. They probably need to make some adjustments, for sure. Also we do have inconsistencies weekend in, weekend out, obviously, depending on which stewards are there, and as a sport we do need to level up on all areas. We look at other global sports, they have full-time refs, for example, and I'm sure that wouldn't be a bad thing for our sport. I experienced it many times with Max, and you shouldn't be able to just launch the car up the inside over your head and then go off and still hold your position."

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MEXICO CITY, MEXICO - JANUARY 10: Stoffel Vandoorne of Belgium and Maserati MSG Racing walks the track with team mates during shakedown and practice ahead of the Mexico City E-Prix at Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez on January 10, 2025 in Mexico City, Mexico. (Photo by Simon Galloway/LAT Images for Formula E)

[tomlinsins]

FAITH IN THE FUTURE STADIUM TOUR, LATAM 2024

Venue Capacities under the cut!

Panama City -> Convenciones Amador - 23,000

San Juan -> Coliseo de Puerto Rico - 18,500

Rio de Janeiro -> Jeunesse Arena - 18,768

Sao Paulo -> Allianz Parque - 43,713

Curitiba -> Ligga Arena - 42,372

Montevideo -> Antel Arena - 15,000

Buenos Aires -> Estadio Velez Sarsfield - 49,540

Asuncion -> Jockey Club - 80,000

Santiago -> Estadio Bicentenario de la Florida - 25,000

Lima -> Arena 1 - 16,000

Bogota -> Coliseo Medplus - 24,000

San Jose -> Parque Viva - 20,000

Mexico City -> Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez - 63,000

Queretaro -> Auditorio Josefa Ortiz de Domínguez - 4,749

Guadalajara -> Arena VFG - 15,000

[louisupdates]

Louis Tomlinson will be the first solo artist to play the Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez Curva 4 (not including solo artists playing festivals), since its inauguration in 2010. The venue size is up to 62k if the stands are fully used. Some photos of the venue and ticket information: