[Round 6] Madrid E-Prix 21 Mar 2026
Jarama Circuit
Located north of Madrid, the historic Jarama Circuit has been a key part of Spanish motorsport history. Known for its short straights and technical corners, this compact track continues to challenge drivers with its demanding layout.
Jarama Circuit (Circuito del Jarama)
Located in San Sebastián de los Reyes, north of Madrid, the Jarama Circuit officially opened in 1967 and hosted nine Spanish Grands Prix between 1968 and 1981, along with numerous Formula 1 and World Motorcycle Grand Prix events. With a total length of approximately 3.85 km, the circuit features short straights and closely connected corners that make overtaking difficult and driving highly technical. It remains one of Spain’s most historic and technically demanding racing venues.
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Length
Approx. 3.85 km
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Corners
13–16
