The Latest Breaking News from Madrid

Pep Guardiola has shrugged off Spanish media reports that Erling Haaland wishes to leave Manchester City for Real Madrid

Earlier this month, F1 announced the Spanish GP would move from Barcelona, where it had been held continuously since 1991, to a new hybrid street circuit at the IFEMA complex in Madrid from 2026 onwards. Barcelona's current deal expires after 2026, meaning that season will see two races in Spain for…

Kerala Tourism showcases its all-season experiential tourism destination at FITUR, Spain's second most important tourism fair.

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin arrives in Madrid to attract investments, holds conference on investment opportunities.

The Norman Foster Institute launches in Madrid, celebrating cities as our 'greatest invention', and working to help fix them

Remains of 451 people believed to lie on proposed site of Madrid waste plant – including Bloomsbury poet Julian Bell

F1 announced this week (23 January) that Madrid will host the Spanish GP from 2026, but why is the move happening and has the series visited Spain’s capital before? 

Off the back of its new events in Jeddah, Miami and Las Vegas, the latest addition from 2026 shows the clear trajectory of the type of race that fits F1’s bill right now.

Meanwhile, FC Barcelona is facing an inquiry for unexplained payments made to former vice president of the Technical Committee of Referees (CTA) José María Enríquez Negreira for a period that spans nearly two decades.

Formula 1 has recognised its re-emergence in Spain and will return to Madrid after more than four decades away from the capital.

The track will be a mixture of street circuit roads through the exhibition building area and a smaller section of permanent track that will be built on adjacent land that has yet to be developed.