Madrid’s first Formula 1 Grand Prix was billed as a major new chapter for the sport — but did it live up to the hype? In this episode of From the Paddock,

BBC Sport F1 correspondent Andrew Benson answers your latest questions after the Spanish Grand Prix.

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

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.

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

Had overtaking been easier, Andrea Stella believes Norris could have won the Spanish GP

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,