Madrid in talks with F1: ‘Catalunya? We don’t want to compete’

of Madrid community is ‘negotiating’ to host Formula 1 Grand Prix at Jarama Circuit – RACElocated in royal saint sebastianas recognized by the President of Madrid, Isabel Diaz Ayuso.

At a press conference after government councilcelebrated in a special way Mostoles, Isabel Diaz Ayuso pointed out that ‘Very fast’ in talksalthough he specified that No “damage to Catalonia” has been done.

Barcelona (Montmelo) It has hosted the Spanish Formula 1 Grand Prix uninterrupted since 1991 and has been very well received by F1, with several changes to its structure to suit current needs as part of its long-term renewal in F1. In addition to adding , until 2026.).

“Spain may have two grands prix, or none at all,” stressed Ayuso, adding, “We don’t want to compete with anyone in this regard.”

He believes the celebration of the great automotive event is “an economic engine” because Formula 1 “has a lot of fans” and “attracts tourists”.

“We are confident that these events will be a complete success, so we would like to speak with all public and private institutions involved in these events so that they can also be held in Madrid,” she said. .

Surgery that raises many questions

It should be emphasized that Jarama can afford Host an F1 GP, the circuit requires multi-million dollar renovations in infrastructure, facilities and security, with the heavy investment the community must make before F1 can be convinced to give the GP. calendar has more and more appointments (24 races in 2023), more candidates to join them, and not many slots available. Liberty Media wants to open up to the world and is moving further and further away from Europe to attract more markets. A clear example is his three Grands Prix in the USA in 2023 on his F1 calendar. Several legendary European trucks have come under suspicion in recent years, with F1 planning to land in South Africa.