New Spanish GP track layout avoids Civil War bunkers
The new Madrid track set to host Formula 1 underwent a complex engineering process to preserve historical sites. Areas containing bunkers from the Spanish Civil War era were excluded from the circuit design.
Preparations are continuing at full pace ahead of the first Spanish Grand Prix in three months. This delicate balance successfully merges a modern racing facility with historical heritage.
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