MADRID — Formula One will return to Madrid after 45 years when the city stages the Spanish Grand Prix from 2026 on a hybrid track that will include a banked turn and potential indoor sections.

The last F1 race in the Madrid region was in 1981 at the Jarama circuit. The Jerez de la Frontera track in southern Spain hosted races from 1986-90, and in 1994 and 1997.

MADRID -- Formula One will return to Madrid after 45 years when the city stages the Spanish Grand Prix from 2026 on a hybrid track that will include a banked turn and potential indoor sections.

MADRID — The new Formula 1 track in Madrid will be called the Madring, organizers said Monday. The new venue is due to bring F1 to the Spanish capital from next year with a 5.4-kilometer (3.4 ...

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Organisers confirmed the 2026 F1 Spanish GP will be held over 57 laps of the 5.4-kilometre, 22-turn Madring circuit, having also presented an onboard lap of the digital version.

Furthermore, driving under the influence brings sanctions that exceed 1,000 euros ($1,086). The Ferrari 488 GTB that found its end in the tree in the heart of Madrid is an almost $300,000 supercar.

“Madrid is an incredible city with amazing sporting and cultural heritage, and today’s announcement begins an exciting new chapter for F1 in Spain,” F1 CEO Stefano Domenicali said.

“I am extremely happy to bring F2 and F3 to Madrid, at this exciting new venue. It’s important that the young drivers in both our championships get to race on as many F1 tracks as possible.