Truks México Series

The 2025 NASCAR México season will bring significant changes to its playoff structure, with a more challenging system that will guarantee an intense battle for the title. One of the most notable adjustments is that the championship’s final phase will now feature four elimination races, adding an extra level of strategy and adrenaline to the competition. REGULAR SEASON CHAMPION TO BE CROWNED IN JULY 🏆📆 Following last season’s format, the regular season champion will be determined in the ninth race, set to take place on July 19 at the Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez in Mexico City. This title will be awarded to the driver who has accumulated the most points up to that point, rewarding consistency and performance throughout the year. WHO QUALIFIES FOR THE PLAYOFFS? THE ROAD TO THE TITLE 🏎️🔥 To enter the playoffs, drivers must meet one of the following criteria: ✅ Win at least one race during the regular season. ✅ Rank among the top drivers in the standings until a total of 10 competitors are selected in both categories: NASCAR México and Challenge. KEY DATES: HOW THE ELIMINATIONS WILL WORK 🚦💥 The first elimination round will take place at: 📍 10th race – August 9 in Monterrey. 📍 11th race – September 13 at a venue to be confirmed. After these two races, three drivers from each category will be eliminated, leaving only the top seven to advance. The second elimination round will take place at: 📍 12th race – October 5 in Querétaro. 📍 13th race – October 13 at the Óvalo Aguascalientes México. Once again, three more drivers will be eliminated, leaving only the final four in each category for the championship showdown. GRAND FINALE IN AMOZOC: ONLY ONE WILL BE CROWNED CHAMPION 🏁🔥 The final race of the season will be held on November 9 at the Autódromo Miguel E. Abed in Amozoc, Puebla. Here, the four finalists from NASCAR México and Challenge will battle for the title in a race where the highest finisher will be crowned champion. A FORMAT DESIGNED FOR THE SHOW 🎤🔥 NASCAR México’s Race Director, Pavel Fernández, highlighted that this evolution in the playoff format aims to increase excitement in every race, keeping fans on the edge of their seats. “These will be four spectacular races among those fighting to reach the final, without forgetting the nine races that will determine the regular season champion. Every year, we look for ways to benefit not only the show but also the teams,”said Fernández. With this new elimination system, the 2025 NASCAR México season promises to be one of the most intense and thrilling in recent years. Who will overcome each round and claim the title? The battle for the championship starts now. 🔥🏎️💨

🚀 AN ELECTRIFYING NEW ERA Formula E is back, promising a thrilling 2025 season filled with cutting-edge technology. The Hankook E-Prix of Mexico City, set for January 11 at the iconic Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez, will host Round 2 of the ABB FIA Formula E World Championship. 🌟 GEN3 EVO MAKES ITS MEXICAN DEBUT For the first time, the revolutionary GEN3 Evo will hit Mexican soil after debuting in São Paulo. This groundbreaking race car boasts impressive features, including 0 to 60 mph acceleration in 1.82 seconds, all-wheel drive, and tires made with 35% recycled materials. Its design emphasizes sustainability, featuring ethically sourced batteries that minimize environmental impact. 📈 CHAMPIONS UNDER THE SPOTLIGHT The Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez has a special magic for champions. In the last two seasons, winners of the Mexico City E-Prix also claimed the world title. This year, reigning champion Pascal Wehrlein seeks redemption after his dramatic flip in São Paulo. Meanwhile, championship leader Mitch Evans aims to repeat his Brazil success. 🌿 SUSTAINABILITY LEADS THE WAY Formula E reinforces its commitment to the environment. This year, the event will be powered by 100% renewable energy, cutting CO2 emissions by 90%. Additionally, social initiatives like the Better Futures Fund will support local organizations such as El Caracol, which will receive €25,000 for its educational project. 👩‍🔧 INITIATIVES FOR EQUALITY The FIA Girls on Track program aims to inspire young Mexican women to pursue careers in engineering and motorsports. During race week, STEM workshops and activities will involve 270 young women, fostering greater inclusion in motorsport. 🕐 2025 E-PRIX SCHEDULE Friday, January 10: 5:00 PM – Free Practice 1 Saturday, January 11: 7:30 AM – Free Practice 2 9:40 AM – Qualifying 2:05 PM – Race Get your flags ready and join the electric revolution 🌟🏎️✨

THE YOUNGEST AND MOST DOMINANT THREE-TIME CHAMPION OF THE MODERN ERA At just 26 years old, Max Verstappen has cemented himself as one of the biggest names in Formula 1 history, joining the exclusive list of three-time champions alongside legends like Ayrton Senna and Niki Lauda. His third title, secured without even competing in the Qatar Grand Prix, showcases his overwhelming dominance in the 2024 season. 🏆🔥 With thirteen victories, including ten consecutive wins, ‘Mad Max’ made it clear there was no rival to challenge him this season. But does his dominance make him a boring driver or a genius on par with greats like Senna and Lauda? 🌍🤔 MAX, SENNA, OR LAUDA? A LEGENDARY COMPARISON The debate is open: is Max Verstappen as great as Ayrton Senna or Niki Lauda? The stats speak for themselves: Max Verstappen achieved his three titles consecutively with Red Bull, just as Senna did with McLaren. In terms of age, Max is the youngest three-time champion on this list, standing out for his precocity and early career dominance. THE NUMBERS SPEAK 🧐 Driver Country Championships Seasons Teams Max Verstappen Netherlands 3 2021, 2022, 2023 Red Bull Ayrton Senna Brazil 3 1988, 1990, 1991 McLaren Niki Lauda Austria 3 1975, 1977, 1984 Ferrari, McLaren A LEGACY IN THE MAKING Max’s dominance has sparked a new conversation within the F1 community. While Ayrton Senna is remembered for his charisma and mastery in the rain, and Niki Lauda for his ability to return from personal tragedy, the young Dutchman is building a legacy based on consistency and absolute dominance. “Max has shown since 2015 that he’s not just another driver on the grid. His mentality has always been to win and stay on top,” said Christian Horner, his boss at Red Bull. IS HIS DOMINANCE A PROBLEM? 💭 Although some argue that Verstappen’s dominance might take excitement out of the sport, there’s no denying that staying at the top for so long is an achievement reserved for the greatest. Senna thrilled fans with his ability to risk everything on every lap. Lauda inspired with his resilience after his 1976 accident. Max, meanwhile, has demonstrated clinical precision and a winning mentality that few can match. EIGHT YEARS OF SUCCESS AND CONTROVERSY From his debut with Toro Rosso in 2015 to his first victory at the Spanish Grand Prix in 2016, Max has followed a path filled with success and criticism. His promotion to Red Bull marked the start of a dominant era that has placed him among the greats. THE FUTURE OF MAX AND HIS PLACE AMONG THE BEST Can Max match Lewis Hamilton’s seven championships or Juan Manuel Fangio’s five? Age is on his side, but his biggest challenge will be maintaining motivation and continuing to improve in an increasingly competitive field. The question remains: Is Max Verstappen a driver on par with Senna and Lauda, or does he still need to prove more to be considered an absolute legend of F1? 🏁🤔 Share your thoughts in the comments below! 👇