F1 in Madrid: Like Monaco but twice as long and none of the glamour
Summary
The article compares two recent Formula 1 races. The Italian Grand Prix at Monza saw Italian driver Kimi Antonelli win spectacularly, while the new Madrid street circuit race was less exciting, with fewer overtakes and less drama.Key Facts
- Kimi Antonelli won the Italian Grand Prix, becoming the first Italian winner there in 60 years.
- Antonelli started 19th due to taking new engine parts but quickly moved up the positions.
- The Madrid race was held on a new 3.3-mile temporary street circuit near Madrid’s airport.
- The Madrid circuit faced construction delays, including problems from heavy rain.
- The track design included a long banked corner intended to encourage passing.
- Formula 2 and Formula 3 races on the Madrid track were more chaotic than the F1 race.
- Lando Norris was the fastest driver in Madrid and led much of the race but lost because of strategic pit stops during a virtual safety car.
- Virtual safety cars slow down the race, allowing some drivers to pit without losing much time.
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