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Lando Norris suggests the Madrid pitlane be two-part due to how long it is, as he expands on how the new F1 Spanish GP circuit needs changes. The lack of overtaking opportunities has made headlines about the new Madring

Formula 1’s latest venue might be fun to drive, but the race was processional and dull.

While we spend plenty of time here at MotorBiscuit analyzing the aerodynamic upgrades, tire degradation, and trackside telemetry of the Formula 1 grid, sometimes the weekend’s most impressive

Madrid’s regional government has submitted a proposal to “develop a Formula 1 Grand Prix” in the Spanish capital. “It is my pleasure to write you on behalf of the Government of the Community of Madrid to express our interest in the development of a ...

Madrid successfully debuted its €83 million hybrid Formula One circuit, marking the sport's return after 45 years.

Wonder boy Kimi Antonelli has roared ever closer to the world Formula 1 crown with victory around the new Madrid street circuit — but there was nothing but gloom for McLaren as Lando Norris got “insanely unlucky” and Oscar Piastri’s wretched season continued with an eighth-place finish in a damaged car.

Luck was not on Lando Norris’ side as an ill-timed virtual safety car handed victory to championship leader Antonelli, at a venue where overtaking opportunities were at a premium