"Madrid's Sustainable Street Circuit: F1's Newest Venture and Barcelona's Uncertainty"

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Madrid is set to join the Formula 1 calendar from 2026 with a 10-year deal, showcasing Europe's continued interest in the sport. The new track, constructed near the IFEMA MADRID convention centre, emphasizes sustainability, aiming to be one of the most accessible and eco-friendly F1 events. Despite Madrid's entry, discussions are ongoing to extend the collaboration with Barcelona, as F1 experiences a resurgence in Spain. The long-term deal with Madrid reflects F1's commitment to providing visibility and stability for promoters, partners, teams, and the sport as a whole.
Topics:sports#european-grand-prix#formula-1#madrid#sports-formula-1#stefano-domenicali#sustainability
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