US EditionF1: Madrid circuit can be the world’s best, says Carlos Sainz
- Madrid revealed the layout for its new Madring Formula 1 circuit on Friday, April 25, 2025, for the 2026 season.
- The hybrid circuit, situated in the Valdebebas development around the IFEMA exhibition center, debuts on the F1 calendar in 2026.
- Measuring 5.47 kilometers with 22 turns, the Madring layout features tight street sections and high-speed corners, including a 24% banked corner.
- Madrid-Born Williams driver Carlos Sainz stated the Madring can 'be the best circuit in the world and the best event'.
- The Madring circuit will host the Spanish Grand Prix for 10 years from 2026, likely replacing the Barcelona event.
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Formula 1 will reach 340 per hour at Madring
Madrid already has the Formula 1 circuit for which the authorities that promoted it sighed so much, and that they now trust to be able to pay, no matter where the money will come from. Margen to recover the investment there are leftovers, if we consider that the link with Liberty Media, the holder of the exploitation rights of the Gran Circus, starts in 2026 and has a validity of a decade. This Friday there were presented some more details of th…
The future Formula 1 circuit of Madrid wakes up under the tunnel of access to Ifema: "It will be a Grand Prix for all Spain, at the service of Spain"
In a little over a year, back in September 2026, through the same tunnel where the Madring circuit has officially been presented will pass an army of Formula 1 single-seaters...
The circuit of Madrid shows its complete layout: between walls, with a peraltada, a tunnel and red asphalt
The Madrid circuit of Formula 1 , named after Madring , faces a new vital phase since this Friday: the works begin. Once the City Council has confirmed the license , this Friday the presentation is lived in IFEMA with all the pomp and the boat proper to the event, with the presence of Isabel Díaz Ayuso, José Luis Martínez-Almeida, José Luis Rodríguez Uribe (president of the CSD), José Vicente de los Mozos (president of IFEMA), Manuel Aviñó (pres…
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