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Madrid successfully debuted its €83 million hybrid Formula One circuit, marking the sport's return after 45 years.
Madrid's circuit earns high marks on its debut from team principals. “For a first time, it may be the best I’ve seen so far; I’m very impressed,” says Wolff
Formula 1 drivers are enjoying the high adrenaline produced by the Madring track at the Spanish Grand Prix while complaining about the lack of overtaking opportunities on the new circuit
Luck defeated Lando Norris in 2026's Spanish GP. But the beneficiary of the race's key swing - Kimi Antonelli - put himself in place to win.
From Spanish Transport Minister Oscar Puente, who has also strongly criticised the Madring layout for the lack of spectacle it produced, to Honda announcing a leadership change in its Aston Martin F1 power unit development programme,
McLaren has made more than a few dud calls today. 17 laps remain in a race that can be classed as anything other than a classic. The good news is that Norris is closing onto the rear of Verstappen's Red Bull. 1.4s separate the pair over what will become second place once Leclerc pits.
Formula 1’s latest venue might be fun to drive, but the race was processional and dull.
Lewis Hamilton has admitted that his 2026 F1 title bid is all but over after suffering a Lap 7 DNF at the Spanish GP. Lining up in fourth at the all-new Madring, Hamilton quickly encountered brake issues that left him out of the race,