Madrid F1 circuit set for changes after criticism
Summary
Organizers of the new Madrid Formula 1 race track are planning changes after drivers and fans criticized the lack of chances to overtake during the race. While drivers liked some parts of the track, many said the race was not exciting because it is hard to pass other cars. Team leaders said the venue is good and that they are working with officials to improve the track for next year.Key Facts
- The new Madrid F1 circuit held its first race recently and faced criticism for few overtaking spots.
- Drivers like Alex Albon and Gabriel Bortoleto called the race boring and said it was hard to pass others.
- Lando Norris said some parts of the track are "useless" for racing but liked driving on it.
- Team bosses praised the facilities and said the city welcomed the event well.
- Organizers want to change the track layout to allow more overtaking next year.
- Officials from teams and the circuit are discussing specific areas to adjust, such as turns 18 and 19.
- Fans also mentioned problems with access, seating, and facilities during the event.
- The circuit was built quickly near Madrid’s airport and includes roads and permanent parts.
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