Mexico Grand Prix

Formula 1 is heading to Mexico City for the 19th round of the season, just one week after the United States Grand Prix in Austin. The Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez will host 71 laps on its 4.304-kilometer circuit. The iconic Estadio GNP Seguros stadium section, formerly known as the Foro Sol, will create an unforgettable atmosphere. Mexico City is the middle leg of a challenging tripleheader, with the São Paulo Grand Prix taking place November 6–8.

The thinner air reduces aerodynamic downforce and drag, allowing for exceptionally high straight-line speeds, but it also makes cooling the engines and brakes more challenging. Cross-border customs procedures, tight delivery windows, and the demands of an expanded 11-team grid make precise coordination essential.

As Formula 1's official logistics partner, DHL manages a multimodal operation that combines air freight for racecars and critical equipment with preplanned ocean shipments and road transport for other infrastructure. Careful planning ensures that everything arrives on time while balancing speed, efficiency, and sustainability throughout the triple-header in the Americas.