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Carlos Sainz Jr. Denies Responsibility for Madling's Scathing Reviews: "It Was Designed Before I Was involved."

Summary by F1-gate.com
Carlos Sainz Jr. has denied any responsibility for the Mading layout, which drew criticism for the inaugural Spanish Grand Prix. He explained that the track had already been designed and approved by the FIA when he became an ambassador for the event. The inaugural Spanish Grand Prix in Madrid drew harsh criticism for its track layout due to the extremely low number of overtakes during the race.
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Carlos Sainz Jr. has denied any responsibility for the Mading layout, which drew criticism for the inaugural Spanish Grand Prix. He explained that the track had already been designed and approved by the FIA when he became an ambassador for the event. The inaugural Spanish Grand Prix in Madrid drew harsh criticism for its track layout due to the extremely low number of overtakes during the race.

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f1-gate.com broke the news on Friday, September 18, 2026.
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