At a glance
- Length
- 5.474 km
- Turns
- 22
- Pole lap
- 1:31.824
- First held
- 2026 (new)
- Top speed
- 334 km/h
- Average speed
- 214 km/h
- Slowest corner
- 81 km/h
- Full throttle
- 49% of the lap
The Madring is Formula 1's brand-new circuit for 2026, a 5.474 km lap around the IFEMA exhibition grounds on the edge of Madrid that mixes public streets with purpose-built sections. It held its first Spanish Grand Prix on 13 September 2026.
Its signature feature is Turn 12, "La Monumental," a banked corner of around 24% that the organisers have compared to an oval banking, unlike anything else on the current calendar. This page now maps a real lap of it: Lando Norris's pole.
Corners
- T1Turn 1First braking zone off the main straight.
- T5-7Street sectorTighter, slower corners through the IFEMA streets.
- T12La MonumentalThe ≈ 24% banked corner; cars carry big speed through it.
- T16-17Purpose-built essesFlowing higher-speed section.
- T22Final cornerLast turn back onto the main straight.
Common questions
How long is the Madring?
A lap of the Madring is 5.474 km with 22 corners.
What is the top speed at Madrid?
On the 2026 pole lap, cars reached 334 km/h, slowed to 81 km/h in the slowest corner and averaged 214 km/h, with 49% of the lap at full throttle.
What is the pole lap time at Madrid?
Lando Norris took pole in 2026 with a 1:31.824.
Where do drivers overtake at Madrid?
They are illustrative, not data.
When was the 2026 Spanish Grand Prix?
It was held on Sun, 13 Sep 2026. The full race replay is on the Race tab.