2026 Madrid Street Circuit - In Depth Analysis of New F1 Circuit
23In this video I reference photographs, Nukedrop's newly released Assetto Corsa track mod, and Google maps data to give an in-depth analysis of the new 2026 Madrid Street Circuit which will host Formula 1's 2026-2035 Spanish Grand Prix races. The Madrid Street Circuit has a chance to have an engaging layout through the first two sectors. However, there are a multitude of ways that F1, the FIA, and the city of Madrid could screw it up. Lets see what they have to work with, and what potential pitfalls they need to avoid.
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0:00 Trailer
0:51 Intro
1:55 Front Stretch, Pits, & Paddock Area
4:20 Chicane - Turns 1 & 2
5:07 Sweeping Right & Fast DRS Straight - Turn 3
6:26 Roundabout #1 - Turns 6, 7, & 8
7:37 Underpass & Uphill Rise
8:29 Roundabout #2 - Turns 9 & 10
9:03 Begin Purpose Built Section of Circuit - Turn 11
9:48 Steep Banked Corner - Turn 12
11:04 DRS Zone Into Best Passing Opportunity - Turn 13
12:18 Grandstand View of Stadium Section
12:34 Closer Look at Turn 13
12:51 Final Portion of Purpose Built Section - Turns 14 & 15
14:10 A Potential Awkward Rejoin - Turn 16
14:58 Potential Concerns
15:39 A Surprising Sweeping Right - Turn 17
16:10 Potential DRS Zones?
16:55 Just Getting Back to Finish Line - Turns 18, 19, & 20
17:15 Front Stretch DRS Zone
17:34 Would You Want Future Videos Like This?
18:08 Screwing Up the First Roundabout Could Ruin Much of the Circuit
18:34 The Best Part of the Circuit
18:52 Third Sector Is Underwhelming
19:22 The Standards are Higher When You Replace a Classic Circuit
20:23 We Are Stuck with this Circuit for 10 Years!
21:10 Conclusion