Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez, commonly known as the Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez, is a permanent motorsport circuit in Mexico City named in honor of Mexican racing brothers Pedro and Ricardo Rodríguez. It is the country’s premier racing venue and hosts major international events such as the Formula 1 Mexican Grand Prix, NASCAR Mexico, and various sports car and endurance races; notable for its high altitude (around 2,240 meters), which significantly affects vehicle performance. The facility has undergone multiple modern renovations to meet international standards and features a mix of long straights and technical corners, making it a key motorsport hub in Latin America.