Mexico City Grand Prix Contract Set to Extend Through 2028

The Mexican Grand Prix is set to extend its Formula 1 contract through 2028, following confirmation from Mexico City's head of government, Clara Brugada, that the agreement will be signed imminently. The race, held at Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez, will continue to be privately funded, a model adopted since the loss of federal government support in 2018. Despite initial concerns that the event's future depended on the presence of Mexican driver Sergio Perez, organizers have diversified ticket sales locally and internationally, ensuring strong fan support regardless of home drivers. The Grand Prix has become a fan favorite since its return in 2015, recognized for its vibrant atmosphere and key role in the F1 calendar. The renewed deal underscores both the enduring popularity of the race and its significance to the sport and the region.