The modern stage of La Carrera Panamericana begins, thanks to the concern of a group of promoters, including Pedro Dávila and Eduardo León.

Memo Rojas Sr. gets 1st place in La Carrera Panamericana in 1989 as a pilot of a 1964 Ford Mercury.

Pink Floyd makes documentary of La Carrera Panamericana.

The pair John Ward and Shirley Ward are winners during the fourth edition of the modern stage of La Panamericana.

A team of pilots from the state of Oaxaca represent for the first time this state aboard a Volkswagen Sedan with the name of El Oaxaqueño.

The Mexicans Carlos Anaya and Eduardo Rodríguez are winners of the Race.

The pair of Mexican winners in 1993 win again this edition.

Pepe Solana participates in La Panamericana, obtaining the 10th place with a Volks Wagen 1954.

The pair of Mexicans Anaya and Rodriguez win this edition by piloting a (Studebaker)

The Swedish team made up of Gunnar Dackevall and Kenneth Olauson define this race as a "Challenging adventure".

This edition takes place from Veracruz to Nuevo Laredo, on paved roads.

The pilots Bernardo Obregón and Alda Arnauda, lose control of their Volvo 1964, filling the Panamericana with mourning.

Year with the highest participation of Oaxacan cars.

The Frenchman Pierre de Thoisy crosses the finish line of La Panamericana first, aboard a Stundebaker.

The American Doug Mockett obtains the first position in an Oldsmobile car.

The duo formed by Pierre Thoisy and Pierre Schockaert won for the fourth consecutive time the triumph since 1999.

The Oaxacan Juan Carlos Sarmiento is the absolute winner of the 3mil 200km rally.

The Panamericana finishes in Nuevo Laredo, with the team formed by Juan Carlos Sarmiento and Raúl Villanueva as champions.

This edition is framed by the beauty of the roads that run from Veracruz to Monterrey.

The pair of Frenchmen Pierre de Thoisy and Frederic Stoesser wins the competition in a Studebaker car.

The American Bill Beilharz is placed as the absolute winner of the competition, with Mexican Jorge Ceballos as co-pilot.

For the first time, the Pan-American starts in Huatulco.

The start of the race returns to Tuxtla Gutiérrez.

The Mexicans Ricardo Triviño and Marco Hernández are champions with a time of 04h.34m.18.0s.

Start of the race in Veracruz.

The Mexicans Gabriel Pérez and Ignacio Rodríguez are champions in this edition.

After traveling 3,100 km, from Veracruz to Durango, the French Érik Comas crosses the finish line as the winner.

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