The name for the new Madrid F1 circuit set to host the Spanisꦡh🌳 Grand Prix from 2026 has been revealed.

F1 will have two races in Spain next year, with the Spanish Grand Prix officially moving to a new hybrid street circuit in♒ capital city Madrid.

Barcelona’s Circuit de Catalunya has a contract for ♏one more ye🍬ar but will not be titled the Spanish Grand Prix from next season.

Maꦍdrid will take over that name as it hosts its first ever grand prix as part of a long deal init𝓰ially running until 2035.

Organisers🌺 of 🍰the race have now confirmed that the track will be named the ‘Madring’.

“Madrid is the first maj⭕or European capital to host a Formula 1 Grand Prix, and the circuit’s name reflects this milestone,” the race’s promoters said in a statement.

“MADRING merge ‘Madr🔯id’ with ‘ring’, a term often associated with racing circuits in the F1 world.

“The re♒sult is a modern and contemporary identity, aligned with the new era of spectacle circuit - akin to Abu Dhabi, Miami, and Las Vegas, where the event transcends the track and permeates the entire ci🐷ty.

“Formula 1 cౠircuits are typically r♐eferred to by the city or region where they are located - Monza, Imola, Interlagos, Spa, Silverstone, Miami, Las Vegas.

“However, their full official names are rarely used. For this reason, Madring aims to establish a concise and memorable identity that directly references its🐽 host city, is instantly recognisable worldwide, and requires no translation.

“Ultimately, it is more than just a name - it is a genuine, distinctive, and iconic brand, designed to resonate with a mo🌃dern and engaged Fಞ1 audience.”

The Madring will be a 3.39-mile track which runs around the IFEMA exꦅhibition v♕enue.

A qualifying🎃 lap of 1m32s has b♒een projected for the 20-turn circuit.

Madrid’s IFEMA exhibition centre 🌱is close to the main international airport and has transport connections to the city centre.

F1 say the use of public transport will make the race “one o🅰f the most sustainable F1 events of the season”.