2027 LENOVO FORMULA 1 GRAND PRIX OF SPAIN: Here’s How Not to Miss This Event and Information on How to Get There

Waiting list open: Demand to attend this event is extremely high, so it’s essential to act early.

The beating heart of the event will be the massive IFEMA Madrid exhibition center, located in the northeastern neighborhood of Valdebebas. Here, the most extreme, talked-about, and fascinating feature of the entire project will take shape: “La Monumental.” As the name suggests, it is a spectacular parabolic curve stretching a full 550 meters, designed with an impressive 24% incline. Upon its debut, it will officially become the steepest and longest elevated curve on the entire World Championship calendar—a veritable wall of asphalt designed to push the cars’ aerodynamics to the limit, physically challenge the drivers, and provide fans with an unprecedented visual spectacle.

How to get to the event from Italy

For fans traveling from Italy, logistics promise to be incredibly straightforward, thanks to the track’s strategic location and Spain’s excellent transportation infrastructure.

Madrid-Barajas Airport is the ideal arrival point; for example, there are several daily direct flights from Rome and Milan, including those operated by low-cost carriers. The airport is approximately 10 km from the circuit complex. Once you land, you can reach the area by taxi in just 10–15 minutes.

For those choosing to stay in the heart of the city or for those who want to use public transportation directly from the airport, this metro station is the perfect destination. Served by Line 8 of the Madrid metro network, it is located right next to the entrances to the IFEMA complex and the racetrack.