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The 2026 Spanish Grand Prix comes to the capital from 11 to 13 September, with three full days of racing at the new Madring circuit.
Coming to the Grand Prix alone or with friends? During the day everyone has the perfect excuse to talk about engines, drivers, overtakes and strategy. But at night, they can enjoy everything Madrid has to offer with the finest VIP company
F1 Spanish Grand Prix timetable, free practice and qualifying
The Spanish Grand Prix weekend includes F3, F2 and F1, so there is no need to limit yourself to Sunday’s race to enjoy the event.
Friday is the perfect day to start getting into the atmosphere. Free practice runs from 13:30 to 14:30, while second practice will be from 17:00 to 18:00.
Between the two sessions, you will have time to walk around the venue, explore the Fan Zone, grab something to eat and watch the other categories.
Saturday is when the action begins, with F1 qualifying at 16:00. The programme also includes the F3 Sprint at 11:05, F1 third free practice from 12:30 to 13:30 and the F2 Sprint from 14:15 to 15:05.
When is the Spanish Grand Prix race?
The F1 race will be on Sunday 13 September from 15:00 to 17:00. Before that, at 13:00, the drivers’ parade will take place. Arrive at the circuit in good time, as there will be F2 and F3 races, and the build-up is part of the experience. The screens, the flow of fans and everything that happens around the track make the Grand Prix far more than those two hours of racing.
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Travelling to Madrid for F1 does not mean wanting to spend three days talking exclusively about Formula 1. While a passion for motorsport is the driving force, a Grand Prix trip is a great opportunity to discover a new destination, try new flavours, dance and enjoy the night once the engines fall silent.
A good idea is to keep the nights for discovering Madrid. The Salamanca district, for example, combines sophisticated restaurants, wine bars, terraces and fashionable venues.
Chueca offers a far more dynamic alternative, with bars, pubs, music and clubs where the night can run on well longer than planned.
Without a doubt, Madrid has a huge amount to offer if you want to carry on until the early hours.
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