Madrid Street Circuit

The Madrid Street Circuit brings Formula 1 to the Spanish capital, marking an exciting new chapter for the Spanish Grand Prix. Located around the IFEMA exhibition district in northeastern Madrid, the circuit blends public roads with purpose-built sections to create a modern hybrid street track. Set against the backdrop of one of Europe’s most vibrant cities, the race places Formula 1 right in the heart of Madrid’s culture, energy, and passionate motorsport fanbase.

The layout is designed to challenge drivers with a combination of long straights, sweeping high-speed corners, and tighter technical sections that demand precision and control. Elevation changes and complex corner sequences add to the difficulty, while multiple heavy braking zones are expected to create strong overtaking opportunities throughout the lap. The mix of urban scenery and modern circuit design aims to deliver exciting wheel-to-wheel racing while maintaining the unique character of a city-based Grand Prix.

The Spanish Grand Prix in Madrid promises to be one of the most exciting events on the Formula 1 calendar. With large crowds, vibrant fan zones, and the atmosphere of a major European capital surrounding the circuit, the race blends world-class motorsport with the spirit of Madrid itself. As the city joins the global list of Formula 1 destinations, the event is set to become a spectacular showcase for both the sport and Spain’s enduring passion for racing.