Autódromo Moisés Solana, race track (Mexico)

The Autódromo Moisés Solana is a racing circuit in Epazoyucan, in the Pachuca metropolitan area of Hidalgo, Mexico, inaugurated in 1988 and commonly called the Autódromo de Pachuca. Its layout measures 1,750 m long and 12 m wide, with a pit lane, a staging ramp and a closed park. Local and national car and motorcycle races are held there, and spectator areas hold about 10,000 people.

The Autódromo Moisés Solana opened in 1988 in Epazoyucan, within the Pachuca metropolitan area near Pachuquilla, and is commonly called the Autódromo de Pachuca. It is named after the Mexican racing driver Moisés Solana. Since its inauguration it has hosted local and national car and motorcycle competitions.

The track is commonly called the Autódromo de Pachuca, after the city whose metropolitan area, near Pachuquilla, it sits in. It hosts local and national car and motorcycle races, and its spectator area holds about 10,000 people. The circuit is named after driver Moisés Solana.

The circuit lies in Epazoyucan, in the Pachuca metropolitan area near Pachuquilla, and is commonly called the Autódromo de Pachuca. Its layout measures 1,750 m long by 12 m wide. A public car park holds about 2,000 vehicles, and the spectator area seats roughly 10,000 people.

The circuit is named after Moisés Solana, a Mexican racing driver, and is commonly called the Autódromo de Pachuca. Its layout measures 1,750 m long and 12 m wide, with a pit lane, a starting ramp and a closed park area inside the track zone.