Turn 1: Solana Complex (Turn 1) The first braking zone, part of the Solana Complex named for Moises Solana, Mexico's third F1 driver; a first-lap flashpoint, where Sergio Perez turned into Charles Leclerc and retired at his home race in 2023.
Turn 2: Solana Complex (Turn 2) The second part of the Solana Complex; Verstappen passed Vettel here in 2017, and Verstappen and Hamilton made contact here in 2019.
Turn 3: Solana Complex (Turn 3) The third part of the Solana Complex, where in 2017 Vettel clipped Verstappen and then Hamilton, puncturing Hamilton's tyre.
Turn 4: Turn 4 An unnamed connecting corner after the Solana Complex.
Turn 5: Turn 5 An unnamed corner where Sebastian Vettel touched Daniel Ricciardo on lap 1 of the 2015 race.
Turn 6: Recorte Rebaque (Turn 6) A named corner, designated Recorte Rebaque in 2002 for Hector Rebaque's Formula 1 and CART career.
Turn 7: Turn 7 The entry to the reprofiled esses section; Vettel spun here twice in 2015, crashing out on the second occasion.
Turn 8: Turn 8 Part of the esses complex reprofiled for the 2015 return.
Turn 9: Turn 9 Part of the esses, where Kevin Magnussen's suspension failed in a heavy crash that red-flagged the 2023 race.
Turn 10: Turn 10 Part of the esses complex.
Turn 11: Turn 11 Part of the esses complex.
Turn 12: Adrian Fernandez (Turn 12) The closing corner of the esses, named in 2016 for the Mexican open-wheel racer Adrian Fernandez; Hamilton's mistake here in 2015 qualifying ended his fight for pole.
Turn 13: Turn 13 The last of the esses; Verstappen passed Bottas here in 2019 but picked up a puncture from the contact.
Turn 14: Turn 14 The entry to the stadium section through the Foro Sol, now Estadio GNP Seguros, baseball stadium infield, added for the 2015 return.
Turn 15: Turn 15 Part of the low-speed stadium chicane inside the packed stadium.
Turn 16: Turn 16 The final stadium corner, rejoining the old Peraltada halfway through.
Turn 17: Peraltada (Mansell Corner) The iconic, once fully banked final corner. Ricardo Rodriguez, for whom the circuit is named with his brother Pedro, was killed here in practice for the 1962 race; it was named Mansell Corner in 2015 for Nigel Mansell's two Mexican wins.