Formula 1: This is how the Mexican Grand Prix Track look with just 100 days to go
In VGEZone we know that finding information related to the Mexican Grand Prix in a different language is difficult, so we are going to post key information to let you know all the Mexican Grand Prix updates. As every month, VGEZone visited the Hermanos Rodriguez Racetrack to give you all the updates on the track remodeling for the Mexican Grand Prix on November 1, 2015.
During our tour, we found out that the track remodeling is going well and most of the sectors have an important progress as you will see in our monthly video . This is how the track looks just 100 days before the Mexican Grand Prix starts in 3 months. The FIA will be visiting the racetrack on September to approve the Grand Prix.
Image: Carlos Torres – VGEZone
The Pit Building, one of the major changes of the track, have most of the windows installed, and the interiors have been painted and are being prepared to receive the Paddock Club during the Mexican Grand Prix. This part of the circuit have a 75% of completion.
The main straight have been already paved as many other parts of the circuit. The only parts of the track that are missing some asphalt are the Foro Sol (The Stadium section at the third sector) and the last part of the main straight heading to Turn 1.
In the «Moises Solana Complex», turns 1 to 3 the progress is important. The Grandstands number 3 and 4 are already installed and ready to receive mexican and international fans in November 1. The kerbs are being built as you can see in the picture below.
Image:Carlos Torres
In the zone officially known as «El Estadio» or the «Horquilla» the first asphalt layer and the kerbs are ready. The grandstand 7 is being built. At the eses, there are no workers as they are ready and only are missing some details.
At the end of our tour, we noticed that the Mexico City government have started the recruitment program at the track.
Don’t forget that before the Grand Prix, at August 2, Esteban Gutierrez will take the streets of Mexico City with a Ferrari F60 during the Ferrari Street Demo. In VGEZone we will share some stunning photos with you after that event.
You will find our Mexican Grand Prix tour video below, including some stunning shots with our drone. Enjoy and share with your friends!
