Slater claims Madring will ‘separate men from boys’ after ‘kills cars’ warning

Freddie Slater, the leader of the F3 championship, is preparing for the inaugural race weekend at the Madring, a new street circuit in Madrid. Despite criticism labeling the track as a 'car killer', Slater believes it will challenge drivers and separate the best from the rest. The F3 drivers were the first to test the track, which saw numerous red flags during testing, primarily due to contact with barriers.

The Madring features a notable banked turn and is expected to be a demanding circuit for drivers. Slater and his competitors, including Ugo Ugochukwu and Ernesto Rivera, anticipate an intense qualifying session with back-to-back sessions. They all agree that the track requires precision and skill, making it an exciting venue for the upcoming races.