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About Madrid MadRing Circuit
Welcome to Madrid MadRing Circuit, the semi-permanent street track built around the IFEMA Madrid fairgrounds in Madrid, Spain. With the iconic La Monumental banked corner and a layout spanning roughly 5.4–5.47 km featuring 22 turns, Madring is set to host high-profile motorsport action, including the Formula 1 Spanish Grand Prix from 2026 through at least 2035, along with FIA Formula 2 and FIA Formula 3 events. This venue page covers how to get there, where to sit, parking and transport options, and nearby hotels and dining to plan a seamless weekend of racing. We’ve got you covered with practical details and trusted affiliate recommendations to help you secure the best experience.
Note: Madring is officially named as of March 2025. Construction and planning developments continue, with accessibility and mobility provisions highlighted in official FAQs. Public transportation is strongly recommended, as there is no on-site parking. Access is convenient via Metro (Feria de Madrid, line 8), Renfe, and bus services. Our guide includes seating concepts, capacity expectations, and nearby partner hotels and restaurants to simplify your booking process. If you’re planning a race weekend, we’ll help you secure your seats and coordinate travel with trusted local partners.
Good to know
Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Location and venue: Madring is built around IFEMA MADRID (Feria de Madrid), Avda. del Partenón 5, 28042 Madrid, Spain; Metro (Feria de Madrid, L8) and Renfe access are highlighted in official materials.
- Venue type and layout: Madring is a semi-permanent street circuit surrounding the IFEMA fairgrounds, approximately 5.4–5.47 km in length with 22 turns, including the notable banked corner 'La Monumental'.
- Capacity: reported initial capacity around 110,000 (with potential expansion to ~140,000); some press reports cite 125,000 as the initial figure for 2026.
- Transportation and parking: Public transport is strongly recommended; there is no on-site parking available. Access is via Metro, Renfe, and buses; multiple entrances and dedicated mobility provisions are described in official FAQs.
- Nearby hotels: official MADRING hotels are listed on the official site, offering close proximity to the circuit for attendees.
- Notable events hosted: the circuit is slated to host the Formula 1 Spanish Grand Prix from 2026 through at least 2035, plus FIA Formula 2 and FIA Formula 3 events; the venue also features fan zones, hospitality areas, and entertainment components.
- Renaming/demolition status: the circuit was officially named Madring in March 2025; construction is underway with separate legal challenges surrounding the project noted by media reports.