F1 drivers call for overtaking improvements at Madring after first Spanish GP
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Last updated Sep 14, 2026

Formula 1 drivers and team officials expressed their hopes for track changes at the Madring to enhance overtaking opportunities following its inaugural race. While the venue showcased a unique challenge during qualifying, the race highlighted difficulties in passing. Lando Norris suggested the removal of specific corners to improve racing dynamics, and Kimi Antonelli agreed that modifications could facilitate overtaking. Team principal Toto Wolff noted ongoing discussions with organisers about potential enhancements for next season.
- •Madring hosted its first Spanish GP, attracting a sold-out crowd.
- •Drivers highlighted limited overtaking opportunities during the race.
- •Lando Norris proposed removing specific turns for better racing.
- •Kimi Antonelli and Carlos Sainz echoed the call for track modifications.
- •Toto Wolff confirmed talks with track organisers about potential adjustments.
"Formula 1 drivers and team chiefs are hopeful there is scope at the Madring for organisers to make changes to the track to aid overtaking for future seasons.
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