Formula 1 News: Madrid GP Slammed as 'Deadly Sleep Machine'
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The Independent
The Independent (US)The huge change F1 must make after boring race on Madrid debut
Toto Wolff described it as ‘‘a mini-Monaco,’ but the 22-turn Madring circuit desperately needs altering to ensure more overtaking opportunities, reports Kieran Jackson from Madrid
The first Spanish Grand Prix at the new Madring circuit has been a source of embarrassment. A number of complications have emerged and it has become clear that adjustments need to be made, otherwise the Formula 1 calendar will see a second Monaco-style race – dull for spectators and drivers alike, with a minimum of overtaking manoeuvres and the possibility of changing the order.
The most important tracks of the race on the new opening circuit in Madrid are that Antonelli distanced himself in the ranking of the riders, and Russell admitted in an interview that he is no longer in the competition for the title. And as Russell is still in the 2nd place in the ranking, that says a lot. I would like to talk about the circuit in Madrid, which is also called Madring. It is a technical and handsome one on paper, as a layout, and…
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