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Protestors in Madrid have taken to the streets of the Spanish capital to oppose its plans to host the brand new F1 race in the city.
Protestors in Madrid are opposing the city’s plans to host a new Formula 1 race, taking to the streets to voice their discontent.
The F1 venue, known as the ‘Madring’, is a 3.3-mile street circuit set to include iconic city landmarks and a banked section.
Carlos Sainz, a Madrid native and Williams driver, has become an ambassador for the event, adding prestige to the race.
Scheduled for September 13, the Madring race will be the only change to the F1 calendar, swapping with the Imola circuit.
‘Madrid citizens have raised concerns about environmental impact and noise pollution, with protests under the slogan ‘Our neighbourhood is not a racetrack’.
‘Stop Formula 1 Madrid’ group has drawn parallels with the failed Valencia Street Circuit, advocating against potential financial burdens for the city.
Sainz is utilizing his role to advocate for an exciting race track design, aiming to ensure the Madring race earns a place on the F1 calendar with significant impact.
