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• Datasets
• What is inside
• Season at a glance
• Endpoints
• DOI & download
• Licence and citation
• How the data is produced
• Known limits
• Widget
• FAQ

The datasets

One page per dataset, each with the full table, how it was built, what could not be verified, a CSV snapshot, the live JSON and a citation line.

• 18 events

  Mexico racing calendar 2026

  Every race in Mexico this season with dates, venue, series, official ticket link and status. The table refreshes from the live JSON.

  /data/calendar.json

  Get JSON for the Mexico racing calendar 2026 datasetDownload CSV of the Mexico racing calendar 2026 datasetBrowse the table: Mexico racing calendar 2026Preview fields and sample rows: Mexico racing calendar 2026Schema for Mexico racing calendar 2026Calendar feed (ICS) for the Mexico racing calendar 2026 dataset

• 140 rows

  Race winners history, 1962 to today

  Every Mexican and Mexico City Grand Prix, Baja 1000 since 1967, Baja 500 since 2010, every Mexico City E-Prix and every NASCAR Mexico champion, year by year.

  /data/winners-history.json

  Get JSON for the Race winners history, 1962 to today datasetDownload CSV of the Race winners history, 1962 to today datasetBrowse the table: Race winners history, 1962 to todayPreview fields and sample rows: Race winners history, 1962 to todaySchema for Race winners history, 1962 to today

• 12 venues

  Tracks and venues

  Circuits, ovals and Baja start lines with location, published length, surface, lap record and coordinates.

  /data/venues.json

  Get JSON for the Tracks and venues datasetDownload CSV of the Tracks and venues datasetBrowse the table: Tracks and venuesPreview fields and sample rows: Tracks and venuesSchema for Tracks and venues

• 30 races

  Mexican drivers abroad

  Where Pérez, O’Ward, Suárez and the rest race next, with circuit, dates, ISO start time with UTC offset and the series’ own source.

  /data/drivers.json

  Get JSON for the Mexican drivers abroad datasetDownload CSV of the Mexican drivers abroad datasetBrowse the table: Mexican drivers abroadPreview fields and sample rows: Mexican drivers abroadSchema for Mexican drivers abroadCalendar feed (ICS) for the Mexican drivers abroad dataset

• 10 drivers

  NASCAR Mexico Series standings

  The Chase, driver by driver, with seed, points and gap to the leader, from nascar.mx after every round.

  /data/standings.json

  Get JSON for the NASCAR Mexico Series standings datasetDownload CSV of the NASCAR Mexico Series standings datasetBrowse the table: NASCAR Mexico Series standingsPreview fields and sample rows: NASCAR Mexico Series standingsSchema for NASCAR Mexico Series standings

• 82 class results

  SCORE results by class, 2026

  Winner, car number, make, corrected time and starters/finishers for every class at every 2026 SCORE desert race, from SCORE’s official class summaries.

  /data/score-results-by-class-2026.json

  Get JSON for the SCORE results by class datasetDownload CSV of the SCORE results by class datasetBrowse the table: SCORE results by class, 2026Preview fields and sample rows: SCORE results by classSchema for SCORE results by class

What is inside each dataset

The fields every record carries and three sample records from the live data, so you can see the shape before you download anything. Field-by-field definitions are in each JSON Schema.

The 2026 season at a glance

Every live endpoint

Download the whole dataset, with a DOI

Every file on this page is also published as a snapshot on GitHub at github.com/Race-MX/race-mx-open-data, with CSV versions of the calendar, venues and winners, a CITATION.cff file for citing the data, and a script that refreshes the snapshot from the live endpoints. The live endpoints above are always the most current version; the GitHub snapshot is updated periodically.

Citable DOI: the snapshots are archived on Zenodo at doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.22833281, which always resolves to the newest version. To cite the data: Race.mx (2026). Race.mx Mexican Motorsport Open Data. Zenodo. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.22833281

The same files are also on Hugging Face, where you can browse the tables in the dataset viewer or load them with the datasets library.

Subscribe to the calendar

Paste https://race.mx/race-calendar.ics into Google Calendar (“Other calendars” → “From URL”), Apple Calendar (“File” → “New Calendar Subscription”) or Outlook (“Add calendar” → “Subscribe from web”). Dates update automatically when a race moves. For just the drivers racing abroad, subscribe to https://race.mx/drivers-calendar.ics the same way.

Licence and citation

These datasets are released under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0. You may copy, redistribute, transform and build on them, including commercially, as long as you credit Race.mx and link to the page or dataset you used. Cache responses rather than polling constantly; if you need bulk or historical data, email us.

How the data is produced

Every event, venue, result and standing is a record in the Race.mx database, entered from the sanctioning body or promoter (nascar.mx, SCORE International, mexicogp.mx, formula1.com, fiaformulae.com) or from two independent reputable outlets, with the source linked on the page it appears on. The JSON feeds are generated from those records on every request, so they are never older than the site; the CSVs on the dataset pages are dated snapshots. The winners history is generated from the year-by-year tables on the winners pages, so a correction there flows into the data.

Where something has not been announced, the field is empty rather than guessed. Corrections are published openly per the editorial standards.

Known limits

• Session times arrive late. Several series publish start times only days before an event; until then sessions is an empty list. NASCAR Mexico’s schedule page lists a placeholder time for every round, which we do not use.
• Ticket links are not price-checked. They point at the official seller and nothing else.
• Results are as published. Where a result was later changed by a penalty or appeal the table follows the official record and the page notes it.
• Coordinates are for wayfinding. They mark the entrance or start line from the operator’s own map, not survey data; published track lengths do not always match GPS (see the track length audit).
• Only the Chase is listed in standings. Full-field points below the cut are not republished.

Using this data in something public? We would rather you cite it than scrape it: the JSON is stable and served with open CORS, the DOI always resolves to the newest archived version, and the guide for AI tools is at /llms.txt.

Embed the next-race widget

A free, self-updating widget for your own site: it always shows the next motorsport event happening in Mexico, pulled live from our calendar data. Paste the snippet below into your page’s HTML. Please keep the “Data via Race.mx” credit line, because that’s the attribution CC BY 4.0 requires.

More widgets: a race countdown, an upcoming-races calendar and a track guide card are on our free racing widgets page, all from one small script.

Live preview above: that’s exactly what it looks like once embedded. Copy the code below into your page:

<div class="racemx-next-race" style="font-family:-apple-system,Segoe UI,Roboto,Arial,sans-serif;">
Loading next Mexico race…
<script>
(function(){
  var el = document.currentScript.closest(".racemx-next-race");
  if (!el) { return; }
  fetch('https://race.mx/data/calendar.json').then(function(r){return r.json();}).then(function(data){
    var events = (data && data.events) || [];
    var today = new Date().toISOString().slice(0,10);
    var upcoming = events.filter(function(e){ return e.end_date >= today; });
    upcoming.sort(function(a,b){ return a.start_date.localeCompare(b.start_date); });
    var next = upcoming[0];
    if (!next) { el.innerHTML = 'No upcoming races found. \x3Ca href="https://race.mx/mexico-racing-calendar/" target="_blank" rel="noopener"\x3ESee the full calendar &rarr;\x3C/a\x3E'; return; }
    var dateStr = next.start_date === next.end_date ? next.start_date : (next.start_date + ' to ' + next.end_date);
    el.innerHTML =
      '\x3Cdiv style="font-size:11px;letter-spacing:.06em;text-transform:uppercase;color:#c0392b;font-weight:700;margin-bottom:6px;"\x3ENext Race in Mexico\x3C/div\x3E' +
      '\x3Cdiv style="font-size:16px;font-weight:700;margin-bottom:4px;line-height:1.3;"\x3E\x3Ca href="' + next.url + '" style="color:#111;text-decoration:none;" target="_blank" rel="noopener"\x3E' + next.name + '\x3C/a\x3E\x3C/div\x3E' +
      '\x3Cdiv style="font-size:13px;color:#444;margin-bottom:2px;"\x3E' + next.series + '\x3C/div\x3E' +
      '\x3Cdiv style="font-size:13px;color:#444;margin-bottom:2px;"\x3E' + dateStr + '\x3C/div\x3E' +
      '\x3Cdiv style="font-size:13px;color:#444;margin-bottom:10px;"\x3E' + next.venue + '\x3C/div\x3E' +
      '\x3Cdiv style="font-size:11px;color:#888;border-top:1px solid #e5e5e5;padding-top:8px;"\x3EData via \x3Ca href="https://race.mx" style="color:#c0392b;font-weight:600;text-decoration:none;" target="_blank" rel="noopener"\x3ERace.mx\x3C/a\x3E — Mexico Motorsports Guide\x3C/div\x3E';
  }).catch(function(){
    el.innerHTML = 'Could not load race data. \x3Ca href="https://race.mx/mexico-racing-calendar/" target="_blank" rel="noopener"\x3ESee the calendar on Race.mx &rarr;\x3C/a\x3E';
  });
})();
</script>
</div>

FAQ

Can I use Race.mx data in my app or article?

Yes, under CC BY 4.0: use it freely, including commercially, as long as you credit Race.mx and link back.

How do I subscribe to the Mexican racing calendar?

Add https://race.mx/race-calendar.ics as a calendar subscription in Google Calendar, Apple Calendar or Outlook.

How current is the data?

It is generated from the live site on each request, and the site is updated after every race weekend.