Mexican Grand Prix 1963 - Race Schedule and Countdown

Jim Clark claimed his sixth victory of the season at the inaugural Mexican Grand Prix, demonstrating his class on Formula 1's newest venue at the Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez in Mexico City. The world champion's command of the high-altitude circuit was immediate and complete, as he adapted to the thin air and unique challenges of racing at 7,350 feet above sea level. Clark's victory in Mexico showcased his remarkable versatility, proving he could dominate on any type of circuit in any conditions. The triumph extended his already remarkable season victory tally, with one race still remaining. Mexico's passionate fans witnessed Formula 1's new champion at his absolute best, providing a perfect introduction to the sport for the enthusiastic Latin American audience.

Jack Brabham secured an excellent second place in his own-name car, the two-time former champion demonstrating that his team was becoming increasingly competitive. Richie Ginther completed the podium for BRM, maintaining his consistent season. The Mexican Grand Prix was notable for introducing Formula 1 to a new market, with the passionate crowd creating an atmosphere unlike anything the European-centered championship had experienced. Clark's victory in Mexico added another chapter to his dominant season, with only South Africa remaining to close out what had been one of the most complete championship campaigns in Formula 1 history.