After more than four decades, motor racing’s premier competition returned to Madrid in 2026, attracting 353,000 spectators over three days of racing, with Mercedes driver Kimi Antonelli taking the win. In 2027, the city will continue to be a fixture on the international Formula 1 calendar when it once again hosts the Spanish Grand Prix, at MADRING from 10 to 12 September 2027. Join the waiting list!
The ambitious Spanish Grand Prix, set to be the flagship event on the international calendar, has captivated both fans and teams alike. It will be held in Madrid until at least 2035, thanks to the agreement signed with Formula 1, resulting in an event that combines sport and entertainment, making for a memorable experience.
The track is 5.47 kilometres long with 22 bends. A cutting-edge circuit (with its impressive La Monumental bend as its defining feature) guaranteed to deliver some truly thrilling racing, with sections designed to impress fans and make for fantastic TV viewing.
The track uses the roads within the IFEMA MADRID complex, both at the current site and the future site at Valdebebas, as well as just 1.5 km of public roads. The facilities are equipped with state-of-the-art technology and security, communications and climate control systems, enhancing the experience for both participants and spectators.
MADRING
The Madrid circuit, where the Spanish Formula 1 Grand Prix is held, is called MADRING. A name that goes beyond the track and is an invitation to enjoy a unique experience in a fascinating city and region. MADRING has its own communication channels through which fans can keep up to date with everything happening around the event and in the world of F1.
MADRING also stands out for its strategic location in the IFEMA-Valdebebas area, five minutes from the airport and right in the heart of the city. The circuit offers superb transport links, as it can be reached by bus, train and underground without the need for a private car.
How to get to the MADRING circuit
Note: There are several ways to access the circuit, depending on which stand you’re in. It is not possible to move between the northern and southern sections of the circuit
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