Autódromo Chiapas, tor wyścigowy (Meksyk)
Autódromo Chiapas is a racing track in the state of Chiapas, Mexico, designed for motorsport events and competitions. The facility features a tri-oval layout approximately 1.2 kilometers long with an asphalt surface, banked turns at 14 degrees, and a counter-clockwise configuration that accommodates various racing formats.
The facility opened in 2008 and immediately became the home for NASCAR México Series races. It has since evolved into a major motorsport venue in Mexico, notably hosting the category's first night race in 2010 and continuing to attract racing competitors from across the region.
The venue is primarily accessible to the public during organized racing events, so plan your visit around a scheduled competition. The track can accommodate over 17,000 spectators during race days, with viewing areas positioned to allow fans to see action from multiple vantage points along the circuit.
The track hosted the NASCAR México Series' first-ever night race in 2010, transforming the racing experience under floodlights. This pioneering event demonstrated how the venue pushed boundaries for motorsport entertainment in Mexico.
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