The Trick to Park in the Formula 1 Grand Prix in Madrid and Avoid Traffic Jams
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Attendees of the event will be able to reach the circuit by Metro, Cercanías or EMT buses
It is estimated that 80 per cent of the attendees come in public transport, so the service will be strengthened until Monday
The arrival of Formula 1 in Madrid from 11 to 13 September represents one of the biggest mobility challenges of recent years for the capital. MADRING’s new circuit, located between IFEMA and Valdebebas, is expected to receive more than 345,000 attendees throughout the weekend. To manage this massive flow, Madrid City Council has established a Mobility Plan that includes a restricted internal traffic crown that will not be accessible by private v…
Madrid relives Formula 1. From September 11th to 13th, 2026, the capital regains a Grand Prix after 45 years -the last one was held on the circuit of Jarama in 1981- and does so by opening stage: Madring. A circuit of 5.4 kilometers and 22 curves built around IFEMA ... Continue reading "The definitive guide to enjoy Formula 1 in Madrid: how to get there, where to get in and everything you need to know"
The wait is over. Formula 1 starts this Friday in Madrid with the first free workouts of the Spanish Grand Prix and thousands of fans will begin to travel to Madring, the new circuit raised around Ifema and Valdebebas. Getting to the circuit, however, requires something more planning than introducing Madring into the browser. During the three days of the Grand Prix there will be important restrictions on traffic in the environment and access by …
The last time the capital of Spain hosted a race was in 1981; an economic impact of 450 million euros is expected on its return.
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