Spanish Grand Prix to move from Barcelona to Madrid on 10-year deal from 2026

Having last staged a grand prix in 1981, F1 announced on Tuesday morning that the Spanish capital would host the race on a new circuit with both street and non-street sections.
The upcoming season will see a record 24 grands prix take place. Pic: Tim Goode/PA

The upcoming season will see a record 24 grands prix take place. Pic: Tim Goode/PA

Madrid will rejoin the Formula One calendar from 2026 after signing a 10-year deal to host the Spanish Grand Prix.

Having last staged a grand prix in 1981, F1 announced on Tuesday morning that the Spanish capital would host the race on a new circuit with both street and non-street sections, and with the expectation that more than 110,000 fans per day will be able to attend.

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