1963 Mexican Grand Prix

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The 1963 Mexican Grand Prix was a Formula One World Championship race held in Mexico City that marked the country’s debut on the official F1 calendar.

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instanceOf Formula One Grand Prix
sporting event
championshipContext first Mexican Grand Prix to count towards the Formula One World Championship
circuit Autódromo Magdalena Mixhuca
country Mexico
courseLengthKm 5.000
courseType permanent racing facility
date 27 October 1963
engineConfigurationOfWinningCar Climax V8
fastestLapDriver Jim Clark
fastestLapDriverNationality United Kingdom
fastestLapNumber 9
fastestLapTeam Lotus-Climax
fastestLapTime 1:58.1
gridFromQualifying true
laps 65
location Mexico City
nextRound 1964 Monaco Grand Prix
notableFact marked Mexico’s debut on the official Formula One World Championship calendar
officialName II Gran Premio de México
linked to: Mexican Grand Prix
partOf 1963 Formula One World Championship
polePositionDriver Jim Clark
polePositionDriverNationality United Kingdom
polePositionTeam Lotus-Climax
poleTime 1:58.8
previousRound 1963 United States Grand Prix
raceDistanceKm 325.000
raceNumberInSeason 9
safetyCarUsed false
seasonRound final round of the 1963 Formula One World Championship
secondPlaceDriver Jack Brabham
secondPlaceDriverNationality Australia
secondPlaceTeam Brabham-Climax
thirdPlaceDriver Richie Ginther
thirdPlaceDriverNationality United States
thirdPlaceTeam BRM
tyreSupplierOfWinningCar Dunlop
weather dry
winner Jim Clark
winnerNationality United Kingdom
winningTeam Lotus-Climax
worldConstructorsChampionThatSeason Lotus-Climax
worldDriversChampionThatSeason Jim Clark

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Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez firstHostedEvent 1963 Mexican Grand Prix