SpainThe Grand Prix of Spain is returning to Madrid after 45 years, with the new circuit called 'Madring' set to host the event from 2026 to 2035, replacing the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya. The race is expected to bring excitement to Spanish fans due to its central location, ease of access via public transport, and proximity to Madrid-Barajas Airport. Details about the new track include its length of 5.4 kilometers, 22 turns, and a notable feature known as 'La Monumental,' a 550-meter curve with a 24% slope. The article also briefly mentions the recent Italian Grand Prix at Monza, where Andrea Kimi Antonelli won, extending his lead in the championship.
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