Carlos Sainz, a prominent Formula 1 driver, heralds the unveiling of the new Madring circuit in Madrid as a sensational addition to the F1 calendar. The 5.47km track, launched on Friday, is scheduled to host the Spanish Grand Prix from September next year. Designed to deliver a unique racing experience, Madring features a combination of street sections and fast, flowing swoops. Sainz, acting as the event’s ambassador, assured fellow drivers of the circuit’s thrilling attributes, promising a track full of charisma and character.
The Madring circuit, strategically positioned near Madrid’s IFEMA exhibition center and Barajas airport, combines tight street circuits with open areas featuring high-speed corners and steep banking. Sainz stressed the importance of tracks having distinct character, citing urban circuits like Baku and Jeddah, which have distinguished themselves on the F1 calendar through their unique allure.
Sainz envisions the Spanish Grand Prix at Madring becoming a prestigious fixture in Formula 1, not only offering exhilarating races but also a variety of entertainment activities such as concerts, enhancing the fan and driver experiences. He aspires for Madrid to surpass iconic F1 destinations like Mexico, Miami, and Las Vegas, aiming to make the Spanish GP the pinnacle event on the racing calendar.
Looking ahead, the Madring circuit, with its blend of technical challenges and high-speed sections, is set to become a favorite among drivers and spectators. Carlos Sainz’s championing of this project reflects his belief in the circuit’s potential to deliver an electrifying racing spectacle in the heart of Spain, elevating the Spanish Grand Prix to new heights in the world of Formula 1.
