ONCE / Formula 1 · 01
Mexico City
High altitude and the loudest crowd of the season.
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Mexico City,
in thirty seconds.
Mexico City races at altitude and in full voice. The final sector runs through the Foro Sol, where the podium is set in front of the loudest crowd in Formula 1. The weekend falls during Día de Muertos, when the city is at its most alive.
- 2,200 mHighest race of the season
- Foro SolThe stadium section
- Día de MuertosThe city in celebration
On the desk
2 ways into
the weekend.
The paddock
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F1 Paddock Club™
House 44
Sir Lewis Hamilton × Soho House
- Appearances and Q&As with Sir Lewis Hamilton
- Signature Soho House hospitality
- Behind-the-scenes Paddock access
- Aramco F1® Pit Lane Walks and open-top truck track tours
- Photo safari and support race grid walk
- Priority access to the podium celebration
USD 15,000 per guest
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Mexico City Paddock Club™
Paddock Club · Club Suite
Three days above the pit lane
- 3-day F1 Paddock Club™ access
- Aramco F1® Pit Lane Walk and guided track tour
- Live Q&As with F1® drivers and ambassadors
- Global and local cuisine, Club Lounge access
- Live music, DJ sets and racing sims
USD 8,000 per guest
Every experience is booked with a minimum of two hotel nights through ONCE.

Where you stay
Five hotels
in Mexico City.
Four Seasons Hotel Mexico City
Paseo de la Reforma
On Reforma, with a heated rooftop pool, il Becco and Fifty Mils.
The St. Regis Mexico City
Reforma · Polanco
A 31-storey tower where Reforma meets Polanco, with 24-hour butler service.
The Ritz-Carlton, Mexico City
Paseo de la Reforma
Floors 37 to 47 of a glass tower above Chapultepec Park.
Sofitel Mexico City Reforma
Paseo de la Reforma
Steps from the Angel of Independence, with the Cityzen rooftop bar.
Las Alcobas, a Luxury Collection Hotel
Polanco
An intimate address in Polanco, close to the city's best tables.
Hotels are subject to availability and are not affiliated with ONCE. Rates are quoted by the desk.

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