• Grand Prix (2.67 miles): Home to Formula 1’s Mexico City Grand Prix, featuring the long front stretch and iconic Foro Sol section.
• Oval (1 mile): A flat oval perfect for stock cars, lower formulas, or mixed short racing.
• Road layouts: Several configurations shorten the GP course by using the oval as part of the route, making it ideal for multi-class events.
• Historic configs: Bringing older layouts back for variety and special events.

With AI support across all layouts, league and offline racers can immediately put the track to the test.

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The release includes seven configurations:

• Grand Prix (2.67 miles)
• Historic layouts
• Shorter road layouts based on the oval
• The one-mile flat oval itself

From Formula 1 speeds topping 220 mph on the front straight to tight pack racing around the oval, the Autódromo offers something for everyone. AI racing is fully enabled on every layout, and the track is available now in the iRacing Store.

With its addition, iRacing continues its trend of aligning closely with major global motorsport developments — especially with NASCAR heading to Mexico City for its 2025 Cup debut.

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Originally designed in the 1950s by Oscar Fernandez, the track has hosted Formula 1, the Race of Champions, and will soon welcome the NASCAR Cup Series for the first international Cup race in history. From the high-speed run into Turn 1 to the iconic Foro Sol stadium section, the Autódromo is a venue like no other.

iRacing confirmed that AI racing will be available on all seven layouts from day one, ensuring both casual racers and competitive leagues can dive straight in.

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iRacing has a long history of bringing high-profile venues to the service in step with real-world motorsport. Could Mexico City be next on the list? With its legendary Grand Prix layout, unique Foro Sol stadium section, and even a one-mile oval, the track would be a perfect fit for iRacing’s multi-discipline roster.

No confirmation yet from iRacing, but the timing of NASCAR’s announcement has many racers keeping a close eye on development updates.

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