MADRING circuit map: where are the stands, accesses, services and parking

The long-awaited Formula 1 Spanish Grand Prix that will take place at the Madring circuit is getting closer and closer. The race, which will take place between September 11 and 13will be the opening ceremony of the track. For this reason, many Madrid residents already have their ticket so as not to miss one of the events of the year.

Due to the closeness of the race, many of the details regarding the venue. Spectators will not only be able to stay in nearby hotels, an ideal facility for all those who come from other communities and countries to be present at the competition, but there will also be a wide range of restaurants and activities in each of the five Fan Zones.

However, it should be taken into account that the circuit has been divided into two independent sectors: Madring North and Madring South. This means that there is no connection between them once you enter the premises. A piece of information of special relevance for all those who are going to attend the appointment, so, to avoid problems, what they recommend from their official website is to consult the map.

Services offered on site

As explained, the access area to Madring It will depend on the stand where you have the entrance.; Likewise, one of the five Fan Zones will have been assigned for each zone. Although they all have the necessary services to guarantee a good experience among attendees, the truth is that there will be a schedule depending on each space.

Throughout the venue, spectators will also have access to other services that will create an unforgettable experience, such as a ferris wheel, kart area, arcade machines and even paddle tennis courts. Likewise, there will be a left-luggage service where backpacks, bags and suitcases can be safely stored. The cost of this service varies between 4 euros for the coat rack and 20 euros for bulky objects.

Madring South and North access areas

Specifically, in South Madring is the route of the circuit in which the accesses A, B, C1, C2 and Fand there will be spectators who have an entrance for the main straight, high-speed area and part of the general admission. In this area, the vehicles will travel through pavilions 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 12 and 14 of the IFEMA venue.

There are also the F1, F2 and F3 paddocksas well as other areas such as the F1 Experiences Champions Club. As will happen in the northern area, Madring Sur has all the amenities, including a restaurant area, accessible bathrooms, safety equipment medical assistance and information points.

For its part, Madring North It has the largest number of curves on the circuit. Those people who have tickets for the chicane areas, monumental banking, interlocking curves and part of the general tickets will attend. Specifically, it has the accesses E and D.

Nearby public transport stops

To go to this point of the circuit by public transport, it is best to get off at the Metro stations from Mar de Cristal, Feria or Canillas to go to the southern area or at the San Lorenzo station for the northern area. Likewise, you can also use the stop Valdebebas surroundings.

However, this is not the only way to go to the circuit by public transport, as it can also be done in the EMT buses. Specifically, lines 120, 122, 104, 171, T11, 87, 172SF, 125 and 172 for the southern zone; and lines 171, 174 and N28 for the northern area.

Complementary parking and taxi area

If you want to go by private vehicle, it is important to keep in mind that the circuit There is no parking on the premises.. It will be necessary to go to the complementary parking established in the Riyadh Air Metropolitan Stadium and use the shuttle service that has been enabled in the area. You can also use this service from Plaza de Castilla, Canillejas and Avenida de América.

Finally, another way to go to the venue will be through taxis or VTCsince areas have been set up for the pick-up and drop-off of passengers who are at the main access points to the circuit. Therefore, as indicated on their website, this is the most comfortable and flexible alternative during the event, especially recommended for specific trips.