Quick Summary
- What we are: an independent, English-language guide to motorsports in Mexico
- Who it’s for: US fans and amateur racers traveling to Mexico for F1, Baja off-road, NASCAR Mexico and track days
- What we publish: race calendars, track and venue guides, spectator and travel tips, results
- Independence: not affiliated with Formula 1, SCORE International, NASCAR, or any circuit or promoter
Our Mission
Mexico hosts some of the most exciting racing on the planet: the Formula 1 Mexico City Grand Prix, the SCORE Baja 1000 and Baja 500, the NASCAR Mexico Series and a deep bench of circuits from Monterrey to Puebla. Most information about those events is published in Spanish, scattered across promoter sites and social media. Race.mx brings it together in clear American English, so fans north of the border can plan a trip with confidence.
Who makes Race.mx?
Race.mx is a small independent publication, credited to the Race.mx editorial team rather than to individual bylines. Every published fact is checked against official sources (the series, promoter, circuit or a government agency) or two independent outlets before it goes live. Our Editorial Standards explain the process and how corrections work. Questions or corrections: contact@race.mx.
Update, September 18, 2026: This section previously credited the site to a single named editor with a personal biography. Race.mx is produced by its editorial team as described in our Editorial Standards, so we have replaced that description.
How Race.mx Gets Made
AI tools help us build Race.mx, and we want you to know that. They speed up the research, help sort through sources, and handle much of the formatting and technical work. What they don’t do is decide what’s worth building. The Race.mx team decided that every guide should show spectator and travel tips in plain American English, specs and schedules in clean tables, and official ticket links only, designed how the site looks, and chose every feature on it.
Editorial Standards
- Verified facts: dates, venues and results are checked against official series, promoter or circuit sources, which we cite at the bottom of each guide.
- Data in tables: track specs, schedules and results are published as clean HTML tables so they’re easy to scan and compare.
- Official ticket links only: we link to promoters and authorized sellers, never to resellers or look-alike sites.
- Corrections: if something is wrong or out of date, tell us and we’ll fix it promptly and note the update date.
- Photos: we use our own images or royalty-free stock. Track guides show a photo of the venue or its host city.
How We Make Money
Race.mx may earn commissions from some links to gear, travel or ticketing partners. Those relationships never decide what we cover or recommend. See our Affiliate Disclosure.
Get in Touch
Tips, corrections, event listings and partnership inquiries are welcome. Visit our Contact page.