A new deal to keep conducting races in Barcelona may yet come to pass, according to F1 CEO Stefano Domenicali.
Before this weekend’s Spanish Grand Prix, on Wednesday, the Italian was spotted in downtown Barcelona with some forty thousand residents at a promotional event where Jack Doohan of Alpine and Carlos Sainz of Ferrari drove display vehicles.
Barcelona’s city center event was intended to show Formula 1 that holding two grand prix in Spain could be feasible for upcoming calendars, because Madrid is scheduled to join the series in 2026.
F1 CEO Stefano Domenicali says there’s a chance a new agreement to continue holding races in Barcelona will be reached.
The Italian was sighted in downtown Barcelona on Wednesday, ahead of this weekend’s Spanish Grand Prix, with over forty thousand locals attending a promotional event where Jack Doohan of Alpine and Carlos Sainz of Ferrari drove showcase cars.
Since Madrid is slated to join the series in 2026, Barcelona’s city center event was meant to demonstrate to Formula 1 that hosting two grand prix in Spain could be possible for future calendars.
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