The Madring circuit in Madrid is gearing up for its first Grand Prix, and new photos reveal the progress being made. The track promises a unique blend of street and permanent circuit elements for the upcoming Spanish Grand Prix.
The countdown to Madrid's maiden Grand Prix is in full swing, and the latest photos from the Madring circuit provide a tantalizing glimpse of what's to come. With the Spanish Grand Prix scheduled for the weekend of September 11-13, the preparations at this new venue are well underway.
The Madring circuit, a fresh addition to the F1 calendar, is set in the heart of Madrid, offering a more central location than the historic Jarama circuit. This track aims to deliver a hybrid experience, combining the thrill of a street circuit with the stability of a permanent setup. Among its features is the eye-catching La Monumental corner, which promises to be a standout with its banking.
The circuit boasts 22 corners and long straights where drivers can push their cars to a thrilling 340 kph. Fans attending the event can look forward to an array of experiences, both on and off the track.
Earlier this year, local hero Carlos Sainz had the honor of completing the first laps at the Madring. Ferrari was the first team to officially test the track with an F1 car during a filming day in July. These initial experiences have set high expectations for the upcoming race weekend.
The new photos showcase a venue that's rapidly taking shape, promising an exciting addition to the F1 calendar. As Madrid prepares to host its first Grand Prix, the anticipation continues to build around what this unique circuit will bring to the sport.