F1 review: Mexico 2021 and some ramblings
Mexico is no stranger to the world of Formula 1, having hosted its first event at Mexico City in 1962. Regular Grands Prix were held throughout the 1960s until its cancellation after 1970 when officials struggled to control 200,000 fans who had flocked to see their hero, Pedro Rodriguez.
The race returned in 1986, a bumpy, dusty circuit, which saw Gerhard Berger and Benetton take their first victory. The circuit became notorious for its bumpiness and the F1 circus left Mexico City again after the 1992 season. Since Sergio Perez’s rise to fame in the series, F1 was wooed back in 2015, with Mexico City producing a state-of-the-art facility – and 200,000 cheering fans.
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