The 2022 Mexican Grand Prix was round 20 of the 2022 Formula 1 season. It was the 22nd Mexican Grand Prix to count towards the world championship.
The race weekend format included three practice sessions, followed by qualifying and the grand prix.
This round was won by Max Verstappen for Red Bull. Read the race report here:
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2022 Mexican Grand Prix Formula 1 session times
Friday 28 October
First practice: 13:00 (19:00 UK time)
Second practice: 16:00 (22:00 UK time)
Saturday 29 October
Third practice: 12:00 (18:00 UK time)
Qualifying: 15:00 (21:00 UK time)
Sunday 30 October
Race: 14:00 (20:00 UK time)
NB. Times in 24-hour clock.
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The Mexican Grand Prix was held at Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez. This is a 4.3-kilometre, 17-turn permanent track which was first used by Formula 1 in 1963.
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RaceFans’ coverage of this race
Our newest articles about this would championship round:
- Delay in producing new parts held up Alfa Romeo upgrade
- Doohan’s practice run earns praise, but Alpine undecided over reserve role
- ‘I was in the fight, which hasn’t been often this year’: Ricciardo’s Mexican GP transcript
- Verstappen “will continue to break records for the rest of his career” – rivals
- Mercedes explain Hamilton’s engine cut-outs during Mexican Grand Prix
- Red Bull’s RB18 is closing on a record set by one of F1’s greatest cars
- Why F1’s overtaking-friendly aerodynamic changes were less effective in Mexico
- Alpine defend prioritising performance over reliability after latest retirement
- Mercedes ‘lost 10 months in development’ but know where losses to Red Bull are
- How Red Bull’s belief they are a “cheap target” led to their Sky boycott in Mexico
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How to watch the 2022 Mexican Grand Prix
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Previous race: 2022 United States Grand Prix
Next race: 2022 Brazilian Grand Prix
Last updated: 14 March 2024
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