IFEMA Madrid
Spain· Spanish Grand Prix- Length
- 5.474km
- Turns
- 22
- Laps
- 57
- Top speed
- 330km/h
Track Sectors
A fast run from the start-finish straight through the first complex of corners — medium to high-speed transitions on the opening sector.
Technical middle sector with a banked corner unique to Madrid, and a series of direction-change passages that load front tyres heavily.
Final sector flows onto the pit straight via a long-radius curve — overtaking is shaped by the tow approaching the line.
About IFEMA Madrid
Circuit IFEMA Madrid is a hybrid street-and-permanent circuit threading 22 corners through a purpose-built section and on-street lengths in the Valdebebas neighbourhood. A banked corner — the first of its kind for the FIA on a new-spec circuit — sits in the middle sector. Its mix of flat-out straights and technical infield was designed to deliver the overtaking that Barcelona has historically struggled to produce. It made its Formula 1 debut as the 2026 Spanish Grand Prix.
The Spanish Grand Prix returned to Madrid for the first time since 1981, on a wholly new circuit with the first FIA-spec banked corner on a new layout. The 2026 race was the first Formula 1 event held on the IFEMA layout; its result and the title contenders are in the 2026 section of this page.
