Madring Circuit Debuts as Host for Spanish Grand Prix
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The Madring circuit in Madrid is set to host the Spanish Grand Prix for the first time in 45 years. Drivers are preparing for the unique challenges posed by the new track layout, which features fast corners and limited overtaking opportunities.
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First to reportVideo: First onboard lap of Formula 1’s tight, slow new Madring circuit | BriefFirst onboard lap of Formula 1's tight, slow new Madring circuit
RaceFansFri 11 Sep · 07:28 UTCRead their report →
Madring mania: F1 drivers braced for ‘insane’ Madrid DebutMadrid is opening its doors to Formula 1 for the first time in 45 years, and the paddock...
F1iFri 11 Sep · 07:36 UTCRead →
F1 Madring circuit guide: Why F1's newest track is going to be WILD this weekendWell, this should be fun - it is not every weekend that F1 gets a brand new circuit, and certainly not one as talked about as Spain's Madring.
gpfans.comFri 11 Sep · 09:57 UTCRead →
F1 Madrid LIVE: Madring first look and Spanish GP practice updatesLive coverage of Friday at the F1 Spanish Grand Prix
CrashFri 11 Sep · 14:00 UTCRead →
‘This circuit is mental’: Madring offers fresh, unforgiving F1 challenge for Spanish Grand PrixNew hybrid street circuit has fast corners, virtually no margin for error – but limited overtaking opportunities In Madrid’s Puerta del Sol this week, Formula One fans were not shy in calling on the gods to look kindly on their favoured drivers on a newly built circuit that appears punishingly unforgiving. Legend has it that rubbing the paws or backside of the bear in the famous El Oso y el Madroño statue at the square’s heart confers good luck. The drivers may well need it. Day one of action at the brand new Madring track began with F2’s Tasanapol Inthraphuvasak careening into the barriers and his car catching fire, leaving the onlooking George Russell shocked before the F1 drivers took to the wheel. Continue reading...
theguardian.comFri 11 Sep · 15:20 UTCRead →
Video: First onboard lap of Formula 1’s tight, slow new Madring circuit | BriefFirst onboard lap of Formula 1's tight, slow new Madring circuitRaceFansFri 11 Sep · 07:28 UTCRead their report →Madring mania: F1 drivers braced for ‘insane’ Madrid DebutMadrid is opening its doors to Formula 1 for the first time in 45 years, and the paddock...F1iFri 11 Sep · 07:36 UTCRead →F1 Madring circuit guide: Why F1's newest track is going to be WILD this weekendWell, this should be fun - it is not every weekend that F1 gets a brand new circuit, and certainly not one as talked about as Spain's Madring.gpfans.comFri 11 Sep · 09:57 UTCRead →F1 Madrid LIVE: Madring first look and Spanish GP practice updatesLive coverage of Friday at the F1 Spanish Grand PrixCrashFri 11 Sep · 14:00 UTCRead →‘This circuit is mental’: Madring offers fresh, unforgiving F1 challenge for Spanish Grand PrixNew hybrid street circuit has fast corners, virtually no margin for error – but limited overtaking opportunities In Madrid’s Puerta del Sol this week, Formula One fans were not shy in calling on the gods to look kindly on their favoured drivers on a newly built circuit that appears punishingly unforgiving. Legend has it that rubbing the paws or backside of the bear in the famous El Oso y el Madroño statue at the square’s heart confers good luck. The drivers may well need it. Day one of action at the brand new Madring track began with F2’s Tasanapol Inthraphuvasak careening into the barriers and his car catching fire, leaving the onlooking George Russell shocked before the F1 drivers took to the wheel. Continue reading...theguardian.comFri 11 Sep · 15:20 UTCRead →Loading comments…
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