The 2025 NASCAR Mexico Series was the eighteenth season of the NASCAR Mexico Series, a regional stock car racing series sanctioned by NASCAR in Mexico. It was the twenty-first season of the series as a NASCAR-sanctioned series. It began with a race at the Super Óvalo Potosino on 2 March and concluded with a race at the Autódromo Miguel E. Abed on 9 November.

Rubén García Jr. entered the season as defending champion, having won his fifth title in 2024.

Alex de Alba won his first Mexico Series championship.

On 29 January, changes to the playoff format were announced. The total amount of playoff races (including the championship race) was increased from three to five – the round of 10 and round of 7 were both extended from one to two races.^[1]

The following is a list of drivers who competed in the NASCAR Mexico Series for 2025.

On 20 March, prior to the race in Chiapas, 2006 champion Rogelio López announced his retirement from motorsport following a 28-year career. At the time, he had amassed the joint-most amount of victories in the series at 26.^[2]

(N) = Novice (Rookie)
Italicized = Part-time drivers

Manufacturer	Team/Owner	No.	Driver	Rounds
Chevrolet	Alessandros Racing	42	Juan Manuel González	1–2
	Alpha Racing	6	Rogelio López	2
		9	Eloy Sebastián (N)	All
	Codialub	76	Michael Dörrbecker[a]	1–3, 5–7
	Escudería Telmex	1	Enrique Baca	All
		2	Abraham Calderón	All
	HO Speed Racing	54	Omar Jurado	All
	JV Motorsports	7	Xavi Razo	All
		55	Julio Rejón	All
	Team GP	88	Rubén García Jr.	All
Ford	Alessandros Racing	28	Rubén Rovelo	All
	Anvi Motor Sport	51	Jake Cosío	All
	Car Motion	69	Germán Quiroga	All
	HO Speed Racing	22	Santiago Tovar	All
	ProRally	95	Rodrigo Rejón	All
	Ramírez Racing	08	José Luis Ramírez	All
	Sidral Aga Racing	14	Alex de Alba	All
	Tame Racing	46	Irwin Vences	1–10
		15	Rubén Pardo	9
	Team GP	23	Max Gutiérrez	All
	Z Racing Team	31	Jorge Goeters	1, 3, 9–10, 14

On 16 December 2024, the official calendar for the 2025 season was announced, featuring 14 races across 13 weekends, including a doubleheader weekend with the NASCAR Cup Series and NASCAR Xfinity Series at Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez. Compared to 2024, the final race would be held in Puebla instead of Mexico City.^[3][4]

Chihuahua was dropped from the schedule for undisclosed reasons, with Puebla gaining a third date as a replacement.^[5]

An international race had been confirmed for Panama for 13 September,^[6] but was later dropped for logistical reasons.

San Luis Potosí also had three dates on the 2025 calendar; its August date being a replacement for a previously scheduled race on Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez's oval layout.

No.	Race title	Track	Location	Date
1	San Luis Capital 200	O  Super Óvalo Potosino	San Luis Potosí City, San Luis Potosí	2 March
2	Chiapas Extraordinary By Nature 200	O  Súper Óvalo Chiapas	Tuxtla Gutiérrez, Chiapas	23 March
3	Commscope 200 Puebla	R  Autódromo Miguel E. Abed	Amozoc, Puebla	13 April
4	Aguascalientes El gigante de México 250	O  Óvalo Aguascalientes México	Aguascalientes City, Aguascalientes	18 May
5	Querétaro 200	O  Autódromo de Querétaro	El Marqués, Querétaro	1 June
6	Ricardo Rodríguez 60	R  Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez	Mexico City	13 June
7	Pedro Rodríguez 60			14 June
8	Commscope 120	O  Autódromo Monterrey	Apodaca, Nuevo León	5 July
9	Puebla 75	O  Autódromo Miguel E. Abed	Amozoc, Puebla	20 July
Playoffs
Round of 10
10	San Luis Potosí 200	O  Super Óvalo Potosino	San Luis Potosí City, San Luis Potosí	10 August
11	Querétaro 140	O  Autódromo de Querétaro	El Marqués, Querétaro	21 September
Round of 7
12	La Potosina 200	O  Super Óvalo Potosino	San Luis Potosí City, San Luis Potosí	5 October
13	Aguascalientes "El gigante de México" 170	O  Óvalo Aguascalientes México	Aguascalientes City, Aguascalientes	19 October
Championship 4
14	Puebla 110	O  Autódromo Miguel E. Abed	Amozoc, Puebla	9 November
Source: [7]

 O  Oval Track
 R  Road course

The 2025 NASCAR Challenge Series is the ninth season of the NASCAR Challenge Series, a regional stock car racing series sanctioned by NASCAR in Mexico. It began with a race at the Super Óvalo Potosino on 2 March, and will conclude with a race at the Autódromo Miguel E. Abed on 9 November. The series is intended for young drivers, and acts as the second-tier series to the NASCAR Mexico Series.

Unlike most other second tier series in motorsport, NASCAR Challenge drivers race alongside NASCAR Mexico drivers in the same event.

The champion from 2024 was Eloy Sebastián, who would take part in the main division in 2025.

Diego Ortíz won the Challenge championship.

The following is a list of teams and drivers who competed in the 2025 NASCAR Challenge Series season.

(N) = Novice (Rookie)
Italicized = Part-time drivers

Manufacturer	Team/Owner	No.	Driver	Rounds
Chevrolet	Alessandros Racing	26	Eliud Treviño	All
		27	Oscar Torres	1
			Helio Meza (N)[b]	2–14
		42	Chispa Rodriguez (N)	6
	Alpha Racing	18	Alonso Salinas (N)	All
	Anvi Motorsport	13	Rafael Maggio (N)	6–7
		39	Víctor Barrales Jr.	All
		62	Gustavo Barrales	1, 6–8, 12–14
		63	Marco Marín	11
	Dynamic Motorsports	10	Regina Sirvent	All
	Spartac Racing	0	Rafael Vallina	1–10
	Tame Racing	77	Majo Rodriguez	5, 9, 14
		3	Carlos Novelo (N)	6
Ford	Escudería Telmex	8	Esteban Rodríguez	All
	HO Speed Racing	11	Diego Ortíz	All
		29	Koke De la Parra	All
	JV Motorsports	75	Giancarlo Vecchi	All
	Tyson Motorsport	16	Rodrigo Maggio (N)	1–7, 9–14
	Z Racing Team	44	Santos Zanella Sr.	1–8, 10–11
			Franco Zanella	9
		52	Santos Zanella Jr.	All

(key) Bold – Pole position. * – Most laps led. ^S – Stage winner.

.  – Eliminated after Round of 10
.  – Eliminated after Round of 7

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