P1racenews AI automatic summary:
Barcelona looks set to lose the Spanish Grand Prix to Madrid starting in 2026. So not only in football are the two cities at loggerheads, but also in Formula 1 there is a battle between the two. Yet there still seems to be hope for the track in Catalonia, partly because of its rich history.
for hosting a Grand Prix. However, Madrid has not yet started this process. This raises questions about whether they will be able to meet the strict requirements and deadlines set by the FIA for a new circuit. If Madrid fails to meet these requirements, it could open the door for Barcelona to continue hosting the Spanish Grand Prix beyond 2026. In any case, both cities are eager to secure their place on the F1 calendar and will likely continue their efforts to do so.”