Spanish GP Organisers Promise Madring Track Changes Following F1 Criticism
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The new Spain GP in Madrid was a public success, with more than 350,000 people on the benches, but the drivers left many criticisms of the latest city circuit of Formula 1 World Championship, where it is almost impossible to overcome. Madring leaders will analyze possible changes
The new Spain GP in Madrid was a public success, with more than 350,000 people on the benches, but the drivers left many criticisms of the latest city circuit of Formula 1 World Championship, where it is almost impossible to overcome. Madring leaders will analyze possible changes
The organizers admitted that they would have to work with the FIA to improve the track.
Madring is being modified for next season.
Formula One drivers hit out at Spanish Grand Prix as organisers confirm changes will be made
F1 drivers have hit out at the Spanish Grand Prix track, prompting organisers to confirm changes will be made to the new Madrid circuit.Drivers noted the lack of opportunities to overtake at the new Madrid circuit, with several making their feelings clear.Williams' Alex Albon said the Grand Prix was "pretty boring", while world champion Lando Norris labelled one section as "useless".Team bosses praised the facilities, but noted changes will be w…
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