F1: Mexico City to stay on calendar through 2028

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Mexico City returned to the calendar in 2015 and last year’s event drew an official weekend crowd of 405,000 with 154,142 on the Sunday.

Mexico City returned to the calendar in 2015 and last year’s event drew an official weekend crowd of 405,000 with 154,142 on the Sunday. Motorsport Read More

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