An F1 car roaring through Reforma or the Zócalo, with Checo at the wheel and the city paralyzed: the postcard that Mexico has never had during Grand Prix week. With the return of Checo and Cadillac premiering, the temptation to put on the show is there. But closing avenues in Mexico City is no small step and the developer hasn't said anything. Is the street exhibition set up, or does it stay at the Racetrack? Take your position.
Resolve Yes if, between October 26 and November 1, 2026, a Cadillac Formula 1 car is driven by Sergio 'Checo' Pérez on a public road in Mexico City (for example Paseo de la Reforma or the Zócalo) as part of a 'show run' public exhibition event, confirmed by official communication or coverage from the promoter of the Mexican Grand Prix, Cadillac or Formula 1. Resolve No in any other case. They do not count: the paid exhibition 'Formula 1: The Exhibition' or any static exhibition, in an enclosed space or museum; the activities carried out inside the Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez; the routes driven by a driver other than Checo Pérez; nor the vehicles that are not a Cadillac Formula 1 car. Primary source: promoter of the Mexican Grand Prix (mexicogp.mx). Backup: ESPN Mexico.