F1
Madrid circuit proves to be anti-advertisement for Formula 1: ‘This track is fun for one lap, not for a race’
The construction of the F1 circuit in Madrid cost 200 million euros, but after just one race, the Madring’s asphalt track must return to the drawing board. Critics argue that the circuit’s design makes overtaking nearly impossible, as stated: “If you just stay in the middle of the track here, no one can get past.” The track’s layout has been described as enjoyable for a single lap but unsuitable for competitive racing, raising concerns about its future in Formula 1.
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