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The mayor of Madrid, Jose Luis Martinez-Almeida, has once again had to speak out regarding the Spanish Grand Prix after rumours began to spread that the…
Madrid Mayor Jose Luis Martinez-Almeida recently addressed concerns over the readiness of the new Madrid circuit for the 2026 F1 Spanish Grand Prix amidst rumours of potential delays.
Protests against the environmental and local impacts of the grand prix have been ongoing since the announcement of the event, with citizens displaying ‘Stop F1 Madrid’ banners in September.
Despite speculations of a possible cancellation due to construction delays, Almeida reassured the public that the circuit is ahead of schedule, emphasizing that the event will proceed as planned.
The mayor expressed confidence in the success of the Madrid GP, citing advanced ticket sales and strong sponsor support as indicators of a positive outcome for the race.
Almeida affirmed that Madrid will host a memorable F1 grand prix in September 2026, dismissing doubts surrounding the event’s viability and highlighting the city’s commitment to hosting a top-tier race.
