The Carrera Panamericana is a historic automobile race that takes place in Mexico. Originally held from 1950 to 1954, it was designed to showcase the country's roads and promote tourism. The race covers approximately 3,000 kilometers, stretching from Puebla to Ciudad Juárez, and features a mix of highways and challenging terrain. After a long hiatus, the Carrera Panamericana was revived in 1988 as a rally-style event. Today, it attracts classic car enthusiasts and racers from around the world, celebrating vintage automobiles and the spirit of competition while honoring its rich history.