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Spanish GP Preview
Round fourteen heads to Madrid and the brand new Madring, the newest circuit on the 2026 calendar. A street layout that runs through the city and around the IFEMA complex, with a banked stadium corner that has no equal anywhere else on the grid.
This is the great unknown of the season. No historical data, no established racing line, no driver with a home-track edge built over years. Every team starts from zero. That's what makes a debut circuit so dangerous and so watchable, the form book means nothing until the cars actually run.
New circuit. No script. Everything to learn. Lights out 9:00 AM Toronto time, Sunday September 13.
Drivers’ Standings
Antonelli might have just ended the conversation. His win at Monza, carved out from 19th on the grid after an engine penalty, was the drive of a champion in waiting and pushed his lead over George Russell out to 66 points with ten rounds to go. Russell did everything right, took P2, and still lost ground. That's how good the leader is right now.
Antonelli leads. Russell is second and running out of races to make a dent. Behind them it's messy for Ferrari, Hamilton could only manage sixth at Monza and Leclerc crashed out early, a costly day at the team's home race. McLaren keep scoring, Verstappen keeps rebuilding, and Mercedes have all but locked up the constructors after another one-two.
The Madring is a wildcard though. A brand new track resets a lot of assumptions, and if anyone wants to break the Mercedes stranglehold, an unknown circuit is exactly where an upset can happen.
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FOR THE SPANISH GP.
We're back at The Loose Moose, 146 Front St W, for round fourteen. Big screens, full race audio, a packed room, prize drops, and the whole F1inTO crowd from formation lap to chequered flag. The Spanish Grand Prix moves to Madrid and a completely new circuit, a mix of city streets and a banked stadium corner nobody on the grid has raced. No form guide, no history, everything to learn. This is the room to watch it in.
Doors and full run of show built around 8:00 AM doors and 9:00 AM lights out, Sunday September 13.
Seats are limited. Reserve early. Don't leave it to chance.
Sept 13
The Spanish Grand Prix at Madrid, the newest circuit on the calendar. A lap that mixes city streets with a banked stadium corner, and a home crowd that has waited a long time for this.
Join us for the ultimate Spanish Grand Prix Watch Party as the grid takes on a brand new track with nobody holding a form guide.
New circuit. No script. Everything to learn.
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