In a thrilling revelation, multiple sources have spread the news to The Associated Press that Madrid is all set to make a comeback on the Formula 1 calendar after a hiatus of over four decades.
The Spanish capital is buzzing with anticipation as the official announcement is slated to happen next week.
Behind-the-Scenes insights
Sources close to the deal, speaking on the condition of anonymity, shared the exciting news. While details about the race dates are still under wraps, reports suggest a multi-year deal starting in 2026, promising a sustained dose of adrenaline for F1 enthusiasts.
With Barcelona securing F1 races at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya until 2026, negotiations are underway to determine whether Madrid can take over the coveted spot on the calendar.
Speculations even hint at the possibility of Spain hosting two races in 2026, adding an extra layer of excitement for motorsport fans.
Madrid’s street circuit project
Details of this exhilarating project are set to be disclosed next week, promising an electrifying track that will challenge F1 drivers and captivate spectators.
Madrid’s city mayor, José Luis Martínez-Almeida, hinted at “some good news” for the capital, scheduled for next Tuesday.
Madrid region president Isabel Díaz Ayuso expressed confidence that the F1 project would not only elevate Madrid’s brand but also attract other noteworthy projects to the region. The commitment to making the project a reality is palpable.
Flashback to 1981
The last time F1 roared in the Madrid region was in 1981 at the Jarama circuit. Now, after more than four decades, the city is gearing up to reclaim its spot on the international motorsport stage. This announcement follows the extension of Barcelona’s contract until 2026, a testament to the track’s commitment to improvements made ahead of the 2022 season.
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