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F1's 'most complicated' track

F1's 'most complicated' track sparks controversy and concern

By · Published September 13, 2026  11:06 UTC · Updated September 13, 2026  11:40 UTC

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The F1's new Madrid Circuit, touted as the most complicated track, has generated significant buzz following its inaugural weekend. Max Verstappen was among the drivers who experienced difficulties, crashing into barriers during the event.

The circuit's challenges have sparked a mix of reactions from drivers, with some praising its complexity and others expressing concerns.

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The first day of the Spanish Grand Prix at the new Madrid Circuit has seen a crash involving Max Verstappen. Coverage from Yahoo Sports and motorsport.com highlights the challenges posed by the track's design, with drivers expressing concerns about its safety.

Max Verstappen's crash into the barriers has raised questions about the circuit's suitability for F1 racing. The new Madrid Circuit has replaced the traditional Spanish Grand Prix venue, and coverage from The New York Times and The Race provides insight into the reasons behind this change.

The circuit's design has been praised for its creativity, but also criticized for its complexity and potential safety risks. As the racing season continues, it remains to be seen how the new circuit will perform and whether it will be able to host a safe and successful F1 event.

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What is the name of the new F1 circuit?

The Madrid Circuit

Has Max Verstappen been injured in the crash?

Coverage does not yet specify the extent of any injuries

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