Formula 1 arrives in Madrid from September 11 to 13, representing one of the biggest mobility challenges in recent years for the Spanish capital. The new MADRING circuit is located between the IFEMA venue and Valdebebas, in an area that will have to deal with a massive flow of people during Grand Prix weekend.
The event is expected to welcome over 345,000 attendees throughout the weekend, which represents an extraordinary logistical challenge for the city. This amount of public attendance makes careful planning of urban mobility in the region essential.
The Madrid City Council established a specific Mobility Plan for the event, which includes an inner ring with traffic restrictions. This inner zone cannot be accessed by private vehicles without proper accreditation, forcing the majority of attendees to use alternative means of transport to reach the circuit.
