Madrid F1 circuit layout details revealed

A Twitter thread has dissected the planned layout of the new Formula 1 circuit near IFEMA and Valdebebas in Madrid, dubbed “Madring.” The analysis maps the location of the pit boxes, the sequence of grandstands, access routes (labelled B1‑B3, A5, C1‑C4) and perimeter fencing. It notes that several access points marked with “A” appear intended for staff, while others serve the public. The design includes multiple pedestrian bridges, a large VIP area around the iconic “Monumental” turn, and extensive spectator seating that extends beyond the exhibition centre into nearby streets. A key operational detail is the full closure of Francisco Umbral Avenue in both directions to control traffic around the circuit. The thread highlights how the temporary installation will layer public spectators, technical personnel, team garages and internal circulation within the same site.

The circuit is scheduled for its debut in June 2026, and the detailed plans give a clearer picture of how the event will shape the surrounding urban environment.