The Madring, officially Circuito de Madring, is a hybrid circuit around the IFEMA Exhibition Centre in Madrid, Spain. It hosts the Formula One Spanish Grand Prix, starting in 2026, displacing the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya, which had hosted the race since 1991. The Madring has a spectator capacity of 110,000.
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Circuit facts
| Location | Madrid, Spain |
|---|---|
| First F1 race | 2026 |
| Grands Prix held | 1 |
| Race name | Spanish Grand Prix |
Records at Madring
- Grands Prix held
- 1
- since 2026
Every winner at Madring
| Year | Winner | Team | Pole |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2026 | Andrea Kimi Antonelli | Mercedes | Lando Norris |
Pole: the driver who started first. In 2022, on sprint weekends, pole went to the fastest qualifier. A dash means the starting grid for that year is not complete in the data.
Quick answers
Who has won the most F1 races at Madring?
Andrea Kimi Antonelli, with 1 win (from 1 Grands Prix held here since 2026).
How often does the pole sitter win at Madring?
The driver on pole has won 0 of 1 races here (0%).
Who won the last F1 race at Madring?
Andrea Kimi Antonelli won the 2026 Spanish Grand Prix for Mercedes.
Who has the most pole positions at Madring?
Lando Norris, with 1 pole.
How many F1 races have been held at Madring?
1 Formula 1 Grand Prix since 2026.
Results from Jolpica-F1, updated after every race (last 28 Oct 2026, 21:40). A race moved to another track counts for the track where it was held. Lap records are not shown: full lap data only starts in 2004 and layouts have changed, so a record could be wrong.