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Stefano Domenicali, CEO of the F1, Excited About MadRing: 'It Is Very Demanding and without Margin of Error’

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This weekend, MadRring will open its doors for the first time to host the expected Formula 1 Spanish Grand Prix. "It seems that it was yesterday when we were in Madrid to announce this plan. And it seems that it was yesterday when many people thought it was a joke," said Stefano Domenicali, director of the F1, at a round table with Spanish media, including Sport."And you thought that it was yesterday when people thought it was a rivalry between …
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The F1 CEO reviews all the topics that focus on Madring, Spanish drivers and the rest of today

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F1-CEO Stefano Domenicali is also looking forward to the premiere because he also knows that if you make a mistake here, you will get a problem. F1-CEO Stefano Domenicali is also looking forward to the premiere, because he also knows: if you make a mistake here, you will get a problem.

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From left to right, Max Verstappen, Stefano Domenicali and George Russell The opening of the Madring in the Formula 1 calendar takes place this week and there is no lack of criticism from different political, social and neighbourhood groups.This is something that the Formula 1 president is not worried about at all and that is attributable to a fundamentally ideological war.35 years separate the last great Formula 1 prize played on the Jarama cir…

This weekend, MadRring will open its doors for the first time to host the expected Formula 1 Spanish Grand Prix. "It seems that it was yesterday when we were in Madrid to announce this plan. And it seems that it was yesterday when many people thought it was a joke," said Stefano Domenicali, director of the F1, at a round table with Spanish media, including Sport."And you thought that it was yesterday when people thought it was a rivalry between …

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