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Súper Óvalo Potosino

Location
San Luis Potosí, San Luis Potosí
Length
0.500 miles / 0.804 km
Surface
Asphalt
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    Track Specs at a Glance

    LocationSan Luis Potosí, San Luis Potosí
    Track Length0.500 miles / 0.804 km
    SurfaceAsphalt
    Lap Record0:21.706 – Rafael Martínez, Canel's Ford #18 (2007 Corona Series)
    GPS Coordinates22.09139, -100.72556

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    By the Race.mx editorial team · Updated September 21, 2026 · Facts checked September 2026

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    Track Map

    Súper Óvalo PotosinoThe 0.804 km (0.500 mi) oval used by NASCAR Mexico Series in San Luis Potosí.Súper Óvalo PotosinoNOval, 0.804 km (0.500 mi)Infield road50 mMap data © OpenStreetMap contributors · race.mx
    Oval, 0.804 km (0.500 mi). Red is the paved oval used by the NASCAR Mexico Series. Gray shows an infield access road. Traced from OpenStreetMap data: our measurement of the red loop is 0.78 km, -2.7% vs. the official figure. Layouts can change between seasons, so check the official circuit site before a race weekend.

    Quick Summary

    • Location: San Luis Potosí, San Luis Potosí, Mexico
    • Layout: 0.500-mile (0.804 km) paved oval, banked 7°–9° in the turns
    • Opened: 1983 as a road course; rebuilt as the current half-mile oval in 2005
    • 2026 NASCAR race: Round 1, La Potosina 200, March 10, won by Rubén García Jr.
    • Capacity: About 8,200

    Súper Óvalo Potosino: Key Facts

    Item Detail
    Circuit Súper Óvalo Potosino (formerly Autódromo Potosino), San Luis Potosí, Mexico
    Length 0.500 miles (0.804 km), 4 corners, banked 7°–9°
    Surface Asphalt
    Opened 1983 as a 0.770-mile road course; rebuilt as the current half-mile oval in 2005
    Capacity About 8,200
    Lap record 0:21.706, Rafael Martínez, Canel’s Ford #18 (2007 Corona Series)
    2026 NASCAR race Round 1, La Potosina 200, March 10, won by Rubén García Jr.

    What happened when NASCAR Mexico raced at Súper Óvalo Potosino in 2026?

    Súper Óvalo Potosino opened the 2026 NASCAR Mexico Series season on March 10 with the La Potosina 200. Rubén García Jr. won the race, the first step toward his bid for a record-extending sixth series title, and led the points standings for most of the season that followed.

    What is Súper Óvalo Potosino’s history?

    The circuit opened in 1983 as a 0.770-mile (1.239 km) road course but fell into disuse for years before being rebuilt as the current 0.500-mile (0.804 km) oval in 2005. It has hosted the Potosina 200 on and off since 2005, including a run from 2017 to the present, and returned to the NASCAR Mexico Series calendar as the 2026 season opener.

    FAQ

    How long is Súper Óvalo Potosino?

    0.500 miles (0.804 km), a four-corner paved oval banked 7° to 9°.

    What is the lap record at Súper Óvalo Potosino?

    0:21.706, set by Rafael Martínez in a Canel’s Ford in the 2007 Corona Series, per historical track records.

    Where is Súper Óvalo Potosino?

    In the city of San Luis Potosí, capital of San Luis Potosí state in central Mexico.

    Related

    Sources: Wikipedia – Super Óvalo Potosino · RacingCircuits.info – Potosino · NASCAR México – 2026 season opener. Facts verified September 2026.

    Curious how accurate this track’s official length really is? See our GPS-measured audit of all 8 Mexican race tracks we cover.

    Upcoming Races at Súper Óvalo Potosino

    No upcoming events are scheduled at this venue yet. See the full Mexico racing calendar.