The road course in Mexico City has been repaved and reconfigured since the Xfinity Series’ last visit with drivers tackling a 15-turn, 2.42-mile layout. There are 39 drivers on the entry list, and they all will race because of an international provisional that added a spot for a 39th qualifier (who will be ineligible for prize money or points).

After a long wait, the NASCAR Xfinity Series returns to Mexico city for the first time since 2008 for The Chilango 150.

This weekend, NASCAR makes history as the NASCAR Cup Series will race in Mexico for the very first time. As noted above, there is a lot of logistical work that has gone into making this happen. Cup Series haulers have been in Mexico City since Tuesday afternoon, while Xfinity Series teams arrived on Monday.

The spotlight event, the Viva Mexico 250, takes place on Sunday, June 15, with the green flag at 3:00 p.m. ET. Fans in the United States can stream the race live on Prime Video, which is the exclusive broadcaster for this Cup Series debut in Mexico. Prime Video will also air both Cup Series practice sessions on Friday and qualifying on Saturday.

Ah, Mexico City, and the Rodriguez Brothers speedway, a 14-turn road course at 7,200 feet above sea level. Wanna watch? Well, you can, assuming you've made arrangements with the streamers at Amazon Prime Video. And assuming your CW affiliate isn't showing a Rockford Files re-run.