The area I circled in was the most debatable part of the track. And it looks like it is still seen on the track map you have shared here.
Formula 1 is having more street races day by day. Do you think this is good for the sport? Or does it change the nature of it?
Apparently this part of the track cannot be bypassed in any way, otherwise they would try to do it, it would be one of the most inconvenient sections of this track. This is all done for the sake of entertainment, for the drivers it will be an additional burden, for the spectators it will be another race.
Sounds like the old rivalry in La Liga between Valencia and Real and now Madrid is adding a track of their own in the F1 calendar starting soon.The track layout looks like a very fast one despite being a city circuit,kinda like Saudi Arabia and we all the fans love fast circuits much more than slower ones,for example in Monaco there have been 3 consecutive races with 0 emotions and we want as few as possible of such races.
And it’s funny that the race in Madrid will be called “Spanish Grand Prix”, they are even trying to compete in the name.
Yes, high-speed racing is more interesting for us, but it is always more difficult for the drivers.
