Estadio de Béisbol Francisco I. Madero, Baseball stadium in Saltillo, Mexico.
Estadio de Béisbol Francisco I. Madero is a baseball stadium in Saltillo with a natural grass field and seating areas designed to hold thousands of spectators. The venue includes a large video display board and standard facilities needed for professional sporting events.
The stadium opened in 1963 and became home to the Saraperos de Saltillo in 1970 when the team joined the Mexican professional league. The venue then developed into an important location for major national baseball events.
The stadium is named after Mexican President Francisco I. Madero and serves as a gathering place where local fans show their passion for baseball. People come together here to support their home team and celebrate the sport that has deep roots in the city's identity.
The stadium is easily accessible and provides ample seating for spectators during baseball games. The best time to visit is during the baseball season when matches are regularly scheduled.
The 2011 renovation installed a Daktronics LED screen 14 m high and 22 m wide, plus the first Scoresound 1500 audio system mounted outside the United States, built for venues of up to 25,000. The pretensioned canvas roof over sections Numeradas A and C was fitted by the Mexican firm Lonas Lorenzo, while section B keeps its original concrete roof.
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