How Madrid F1 Race’s Economic Impact Compares to Barcelona’s
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The return of Formula 1 to Madrid 45 years later was a success. The Grand Prix of Spain held in Madring last September generated an economic impact of 544 million euros and created and maintained almost 11,000 jobs, exceeding the initial estimates. According to the study of socio-economic impact elaborated ... Continue reading "Total success in the return of the F1 to Madrid: the GP of Spain generated an economic impact of 544 million euros"
Madring's Grand Prix has an economic impact of 544 million euros, close to 11,000 jobs and 95 million tax revenues, exceeding the initial estimates.
A study by 'PwC' details the growth that produced in the Spanish capital the return of the great circus of motor racing
The first edition of the Grande Premio de Formula 1 of Spain, held on the Madrid circuit, in September, generated an economic impact of 544 million euros in the Madrid Community, contributed to the creation of...
During the four days of celebration, 352,618 attendees were counted, of whom 35 per cent came from abroad.
The F1 has revealed the numbers and revenues generated by the Spanish GP in Madring for the capital and for the community, above expectations.
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