Madrid is considering hosting a Formula One race

• Madrid has officially expressed an interest in hosting a Formula One race.
• The Spanish capital believes it can open talks with Formula One organizers, Liberty Media.
• There is no Formula One-grade tracks in Madrid and Barcelona already hosts the sport’s European feeder event.

Madrid has formally communicated an interest in facilitating a Formula One race, the city’s territorial government declared on Thursday.

Despite the fact that there is no Formula One-grade tracks in Madrid and Spain as of now has a race in Barcelona, which has an agreement until 2026, the Spanish capital accepts it can open discussions with Formula One coordinators, Liberty Media, about facilitating a race.

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“I might want to affirm our obligation to you and to this undertaking, as well as our readiness to consent to the suitable arrangements to advance the race and deal an extraordinary wearing and diversion scene,” neighborhood government bureau serve Enrique Lopez wrote in a letter to F1 CEO Stefano Domenicali.

Further insights concerning the bid were not revealed. Recipe One coordinators declined to remark.

Madrid facilitated F1 Grands Prix somewhere in the range of 1968 and 1981 at the Jarama Circuit, which is obsolete and would require a significant move up to have the option to have a race once more.

Last year, the neighborhood legislature of Morata de Tajuna, 36km south of Madrid, affirmed that it was looking to fabricate an FIA Grade 1 circuit with the aspiration of facilitating F1 and MotoGP races from here on out.

There are a record 23 Formula One races planned for the current year and keeping in mind that coordinators are quick to grow the game’s geological reach, they have taken a gander at adding scenes in Africa and the United States.