Spanish Grand Prix organisers are set to make changes to the new Madrid circuit after criticism of its inaugural race at the weekend.

Honda is replacing the head of its Formula 1 power unit project following the manufacturer's disappointing start to 2026 as Aston Martin's engine supplier.

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MADRID (AP) — Changes are expected to the new Madring track next year after its lackluster debut at the Spanish Grand Prix this weekend. Organizers said they are open to trying to improve the layout that produced virtually no overtaking opportunities and drew widespread criticism from Formula 1 drivers.

Many in the paddock were wary that the Spanish GP's brand-new Madring would make for dull racing, and that's exactly what came to pass Sunday.

Honda has announced a new head of its Formula 1 power unit project as it looks to accelerate its development with Aston Martin.The Japanese manufacturer has struggled under new regulations in 2026, having redistributed a number of personnel from its previous engine program when it originally announced it was

Discussions are already under way to change the layout of Formula One’s newest circuit after driver condemnation of the Madring during its inaugural Grand Prix

The Asturian conditions his continuity on the 2027 regulations and does not rule out a program with Aston Martin in the WEC. He criticized the lack of excitement of the current cars and assures that his decision will not be made in the short term.