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The President of the FIA Sees It as Feasible for the F1 to Remain in Madrid and Barcelona: “Two Is Fine”

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Madrid, Sep 11 (EFE).- The president of the International Automobile Federation (FIA), Mohammed ben Sulayem, considered this Friday that it is feasible for Spain to hold two major Formula One awards, in Madrid and Barcelona, despite being the only country, outside the United States, that has more than one race in [...] The entry The president of the FIA sees viable that the F1 remains in Madrid and Barcelona: “Dos is OK” was first published in H…

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The world of motorcycling lives with great expectation the premiere this weekend of the Madring circuit, new headquarters of the Formula 1 Spanish Grand Prix. Also the president of its international federation, Emirati Mohammed ben Sulayem , who this Friday analyzed the arrival of the Spanish capital to the World Cup calendar and assured that it can become the European reference of the F1.«We want Madrid to become a permanent reference for the c…

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Sulayem is in favor, despite being the only country, outside the United States, that has more than one race on the calendar.

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The president of the FIA, Mohammed ben Sulayem, said this Friday that they want Madrid to become "a permanent reference" for the "training categories", which do not want it to be a circuit that is used "one week" and "goes away", and has assured that Madrid can become the European capital of Formula 1.

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La Vanguardia broke the news in Barcelona, Spain on Friday, September 11, 2026.
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