Hundreds of people gathered at the Military Field Mars, located on Paseo de la Reforma, to enjoy the exhibitions and attractions offered by the Fan Zone, an alternative event to the Mexican Grand Prix.
Motor racing fans compete against the world's most famous drivers in driving simulators that have the same technology used by professional teams.
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In addition, attendees can observe the exhibition of classic cars, never-before-seen articles from Brazilian driver Ayrton Senna, who died in 1994, and Mexican Sergio Perez.
There are also exhibitions of articles, armored vehicles, and aircraft from the Mexican Air Forces in five stands, as well as being able to watch the race on the screens installed at Field Mars.
Organizers explained that the Mexican Grand Prix race will be broadcasted on giant screens and the event will be closed with a concert by Nortec Collective.
The entrance fee at the box office is 150 pesos; however, access is free for children under 12 and adults over 65.