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Organisers of the Mexican Grand Prix believe the event is on course to break the 350,000 mark for attendance over the race weekend this year, an increase of 14,000 from 2015.Mexicos memorable return to the calendar last year was widely praised after the event, with Niki Lauda saying the carnival-like atmosphere made it once of the best F1 races ever. The final sector, which weaves through an old baseball stadium and hosted the podium ceremony, was especially popular with fans and drivers alike.?New additions to the calendar have generally seen attendances drop away after the novelty of the first year has worn off. But with additional capacity added to the circuit this season Rodrigo Sanchez, the director of marketing and media relations for the Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez, thinks Mexico can buck that trend in 2016.?Last year we did 336,000... so if we can get to that 350,000 it would be amazing, Sanchez told ESPN when asked about expected attendance for this years event, which takes place on October 30. The preparations are pretty fantastic. We are just around the corner, around 47 days from the race, so everything is pretty good, going on schedule.We had the WEC [World Endurance Championship] race a couple of weeks back at the track, so basically were fully moving [our focus] to the track and all the loading, all the production, all that stuff. Its really going very well.After such a successful return race, the countrys first since 1992, Sanchez says the event organisers see no reason to make drastic changes this year.So far, were 93 percent sold out, so theres very few tickets left. I think the response of the public has been absolutely amazing. Its really nice to be 47 days out and only have to worry about seven percent of the inventory.The difference from this year to last year is why fix it if its not broken? Its about enhancing more of what we did last year and be able to provide fans with the right set of tools or circumstances for them to really express that very unique passion and replicate that very special event that we had last year.Sanchez believes the attendance will be boosted by the fact Mexico has two drivers on the grid instead of one, with Esteban Gutierrez set for his first home grand prix alongside Sergio Perez.?For sure, I think this is a special year. For the fans its going to be a treat to see two full-time Mexican drivers at the grand prix, so thats going to be great. 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Al Weis Jersey . -- On the field, it was business as usual for Jameis Winston and No. Jose Bautista Jersey . -- Jonathan Drouin gave Halifax the boost it needed to edge host Sherbrooke Phoenix 3-2 in a shootout in Quebec Major Junior Hockey League action.Brad Scott bristled at claims of snubbing Western Bulldogs whiz kid Marcus Bontempelli in the AFL Coaches Association award.Coaches from both teams vote after every AFL game, awarding a total of 10 votes on a 5-4-3-2-1 basis.Bontempelli laid nine tackles, tallied 19 possessions and booted a goal in the Bulldogs 14-point win over North Melbourne.The 20-year-old, who North tried to intimidate physically throughout the contest, was awarded a total of five votes from the game.News Corp Australia reported all five came from the Bulldogs, speculating North coach Scott could have been influenced by comments Bontempelli made earlier this year regarding Lindsay Thomas.Scott wouldnt confirm how he voted but made it clear he thought the Bulldogs defenders were more influential than Bontempelli.Theyre confidential - I cant tell you, Scott said on Wednesday.But it was a 14-point game; our midfield (had) more clearances and more contested possessions.We thought our midfield was OK, but we thought the Bulldogs defenders were exceptional. So you dont have to be too smart to worrk out where we apportioned our votes.ddddddddddddBontempelli was good but there were nine players who got votes.To suggest there was a snub is just so far off the mark its laughable.Regarding the report, Scott noted someone either made it up and its wrong, or theres been a breach (of confidentiality.But its not a big issue. Its a tiny issue in the scheme of things, he said.If you did a little bit deeper, youll work it out - thats all I will say.Bontempelli trails leader Patrick Dangerfield by 21 votes in the race for the Coaches Association award.AFLCA leaderboard after round 20:99 - Patrick Dangerfield (Geel)93 - Rory Sloane (Adel)84 - Dustin Martin (Rich)78 - Marcus Bontempelli (WB)73 - Joel Selwood (Geel)AFLCA votes from Bulldogs v North:8 Matthew Boyd (WB)5 Marcus Bontempelli (WB)5 Easton Wood (WB)3 Luke Dahlhaus (WB)3 Jason Johannisen (WB)2 Tory Dickson (WB)2 Jamie Macmillan (North)1 Ben Cunnington (North)1 Fletcher Roberts (WB) ' ' '