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Round 14 · Spanish Grand Prix
Madrid Circuit
Madrid, Spain
5.416 km
Lap length
22
Corners
Clockwise
Direction
—
F1 races held
first running
What makes it different
- New for 2026 - a hybrid of permanent sections and public roads around the IFEMA exhibition centre in Madrid.
- Includes a banked corner of around 24 degrees, steeper than either of Zandvoort’s, the first of its kind built for a modern F1 circuit.
- At 22 corners it has more than any other round on the 2026 calendar.
- The lap passes beneath the M11 motorway through a tunnel, linking the street section around IFEMA to the faster purpose-built loop beyond it.
Home race
Home race for Fernando Alonso, Carlos Sainz.
Spanish Grand Prix coverage
No coverage is tagged to the Spanish Grand Prix yet - stories are matched to a round while the weekend is running, so this fills in from practice onwards.
The Spanish Grand Prix preview has the session times and what to watch for, and the standings show where the season sits.

