Organisers of the Mexican Grand Prix have set up a touching Day of the Dead tribute inside the paddock, featuring a portrait of Lewis Hamilton's late bulldog Roscoe alongside some of the greatest figures in Formula 1 history.
The photo of the seven-time world champion's beloved pet is proudly displayed in the center of one memorial installation, positioned directly underneath a portrait of Ayrton Senna. The unique inclusion places the famous bulldog alongside legendary racing icons such as Enzo Ferrari, Jack Brabham, Juan Manuel Fangio, James Hunt, Patrick Depailler, Pedro Rodriguez, and Jean-Marie Balestre.
Additional memorial walls across the paddock honor other historical F1 greats including Alberto Ascari, Graham Hill, Roland Ratzenberger, Alex Zanardi, Colin Chapman, Max Mosley, Eddie Jordan, Stirling Moss, Jose Abed, Ricardo Rodriguez, and Jochen Rindt.

Each display across the venue is framed by vibrant arches of orange marigolds and lined with traditional candles alongside striking black-and-white portraits, capturing the solemn and artistic essence of the local cultural celebration.
Dia de Muertos stands as one of Mexico's most cherished cultural traditions, coinciding perfectly with the race weekend. Families traditionally construct ofrendas decorated with photographs, candles, and marigolds to honor departed loved ones, a practice that frequently includes remembering cherished family pets.
Motorsport fans quickly took to social media to share their heartwarming reactions, praising the circuit organizers for delivering such a creative, respectful, and deeply emotional paddock tribute.



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