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Uncertainty by Madring, the "Crazy Circuit" that Baffles the F1: "In the Simulator I Think I've Crashed Into All the Walls"

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The F1 returns to Madrid 45 years later with an unknown layout: "We have to get a lot closer to the walls", says Alonso. "The most difficult GP of the World Cup", recognizes the leader Antonelli Read

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The 20-year-old, however, does not think of being a world champion.

·Montreal, Canada
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The F1 returns to Madrid 45 years later with an unknown layout: "We have to get a lot closer to the walls", says Alonso. "The most difficult GP of the World Cup", recognizes the leader Antonelli Read

·Madrid, Spain
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In the Spanish capital, Madrid, there are grand words looking ahead to the very first race at the Madring. A banked corner of more than 500 meters, the largest Spanish flag in existence (416.5 square meters), and a guarantee of crashes. Jarno Zaffelli, the man who was also responsible for the renovation at Circuit Zandvoort, views it with mixed feelings.

·Amsterdam, Netherlands (Kingdom of the)
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Franco Colapinto's partner at Alpine tested Madring on the simulator and warned about the difficulty of the new circuit.

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De Telegraaf broke the news in Amsterdam, Netherlands (Kingdom of the) on Thursday, September 10, 2026.
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