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Race.mx Mexican Motorsport Open Data Open data on motorsport in Mexico, published by Race.mx, an independent English-language guide to racing in Mexico: Winners history: every Formula 1 Mexican / Mexico City Grand Prix since 1962, Baja 1000 overall winners since 1967, Baja 500 winners since 2010, every Formula E Mexico City E-Prix, and NASCAR Mexico Series champions since 2004. Race calendar: the current season's major races in Mexico (F1, SCORE desert racing, NASCAR Mexico… See the full description on the dataset page: https://huggingface.co/datasets/RaceMX/race-mx-open-data.

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Race.mx Mexican Motorsport Open Data

![DOI](https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.22833281)

Open data on motorsport in Mexico, published by Race.mx, an independent English-language guide to racing in Mexico:

  • —Winners history: every Formula 1 Mexican / Mexico City Grand Prix since 1962, Baja 1000 overall winners since 1967, Baja 500 winners since 2010, every Formula E Mexico City E-Prix, and NASCAR Mexico Series champions since 2004.
  • —Race calendar: the current season's major races in Mexico (F1, SCORE desert racing, NASCAR Mexico Series, Formula E), with dates, venue and status (scheduled, completed, cancelled).
  • —Venues: circuits and start/finish locations with location, length, surface, lap record and coordinates.

Every figure is taken from an official source (the series, promoter, circuit or a government agency) or from two independent reputable outlets. The source page for each row is linked in the data. Race.mx publishes corrections openly; see its editorial standards.

Files

FileWhat it contains
data/winners-history.csv / .jsonYear-by-year winners for each race series, one row per race
data/calendar.csv / .jsonCurrent-season race calendar with status
data/venues.csv / .jsonTracks and start/finish venues
data/latest-winners.csv / winners.jsonMost recent winner of each headline race
data/race-calendar.icsThe calendar as an iCalendar feed

The files here are a snapshot. The live versions, updated whenever the site changes, are at:

  • —https://race.mx/data/winners-history.json and https://race.mx/data/winners-history.csv
  • —https://race.mx/data/calendar.json
  • —https://race.mx/data/venues.json
  • —https://race.mx/data/winners.json
  • —https://race.mx/race-calendar.ics

To refresh the snapshot, run scripts/update.sh.

Notes on the data

  • —Winners history. The winners table has different columns for different series (for example fastest_car_truck and fastest_motorcycle for SCORE races, pole_position for F1). status is held, not_held or cancelled. The Baja 1000 before 2000 has one overall winner per year; from 2000 SCORE lists the fastest car/truck and fastest motorcycle separately, and outright_fastest records which was quicker.
  • —Calendar. status is derived from the dates unless the organizer has cancelled, postponed or rescheduled the event.
  • —Venues. length is the main circuit length; some venues have more than one layout (the venue page explains which one each series uses). Desert-race start/finish locations have no fixed length.

License

CC BY 4.0. You can reuse, adapt and redistribute the data, including commercially, as long as you credit Race.mx and link to https://race.mx.

Citation

Race.mx (2026). Race.mx Mexican Motorsport Open Data. Zenodo. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.22833281

The DOI above always resolves to the newest snapshot; each release also has its own version DOI on Zenodo.

See CITATION.cff for machine-readable citation metadata.

Contact and corrections

Spotted an error? Email contact@race.mx with the row and your source. Corrections are made on race.mx and flow into the next snapshot.