Race Grid Guide
Satellite view of Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez and the surrounding Mexico City neighbourhoods

Two official accessible zones

Mexico City accessibility

Start with the dedicated ticket and organiser contact process; ordinary grandstand proximity is not an accessibility guarantee.

Seat-detail boundary: the official ticket map and access FAQ control current products, but they do not publish row-level shade, fencing or screen angles. The ticket map colours Gradas 8 and 9 Pink while the access FAQ groups them with Blue-zone gates; verify the final gate on the event-day map.

Green accessible zone

Gate 7

Blue accessible zone

Gate 12

2026 base price

$3,900 MXN + fees

The dedicated accessibility page still contains some 2025 purchase wording. Reconfirm 2026 procedures directly with the organiser before purchase or travel.

Dedicated ticket comes first

The organiser describes two accessible zones, Green and Blue, and gives priority to spectators who purchased the dedicated accessible ticket. Access remains subject to capacity and staff or medical assessment.

Companions and mobility aids

One companion may be admitted subject to availability and must hold an accessible-zone ticket. Wheelchairs, walkers, crutches, medical scooters, service animals with documentation and other listed support devices are addressed in the official rules.

On-site support

The organiser states that internal transport and assistance for disabled spectators is free but subject to availability. Large aids may need to remain in staff-designated areas, and platform movement is controlled by event personnel.

Contact before the weekend

If the requirement involves a temporary injury, a service animal, a large device or another specific accommodation, contact the organiser using the phone or email on the live accessibility page. Do not rely on a general grandstand guide for an individual access decision.