Brundle discusses rule changes after Madring Grand Prix
Sky Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 14, 2026, 3:40 PM
Last updated Sep 14, 2026
The inaugural Madring Grand Prix featured intriguing elements, including a long banked turn 12 and high-speed sections amongst barriers. Martin Brundle weighed in on criticisms around a specific rule that affected Lando Norris during the race. Brundle emphasized the need for adjustments at Madring to improve the future of the circuit. The event marks a significant addition to the Formula 1 calendar, raising questions about its design and regulations moving forward.
- •The Madring Grand Prix introduced a long banked turn and high-speed sections.
- •Martin Brundle highlighted a controversial rule affecting Lando Norris.
- •Brundle calls for changes to improve Madring's layout.
- •The event marks Madring's debut on the Formula 1 calendar.
"The inaugural Madring grand prix was ok, the new venue offering some interesting aspects such as the long and banked turn 12 and testing high-speed sections between continuous and unrelenting walls and barriers.
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