And what if Formula 1 went to Madrid in the years to come? The Spanish capital has submitted an official request to the sport’s governing bodies in an effort to host a race in the upcoming years.<\/p>\n
The chief advisor of the Presidency of the Community of Madrid, Enrique Lopez, has sent a letter to Stefano Domenicali, the boss of Formula 1, to express the interest of the capital in hosting the premier category.<\/p>\n
It is with pleasure that I am writing to you on behalf of the government of the Community of Madrid to express our interest in the development of a Formula 1 Grand Prix in Madrid, wrote Enrique Lopez.<\/p>\n
(I believe that hosting a car racing event in Madrid, which is one of the most exciting sports phenomena of our time, would be a success for all professionals, institutions, and companies involved in the development of Formula 1. Of course, it would also be satisfying for the entire region and its citizens. That is why the Government of the Community of Madrid has the greatest interest in making it possible), he continues.<\/p>\n
In short, I would like to confirm our commitment to you and to this project, as well as our willingness to sign the appropriate agreements to promote the race and provide a great sports and entertainment spectacle. We are ready to work with you and your team to bring Formula 1 to Madrid, concludes the advisor to the President of the Community of Madrid.<\/p>\n
\n\ud83c\udfce\ufe0f La Comunidad de Madrid se ofrece para albergar un pr\u00f3ximo Gran Premio de @F1<\/a>.<\/p>\n
\ud83d\udce9 El consejero @Enrique_L_Lopez<\/a> ha enviado una carta a St\u00e9fano Domenicali, destacando el inter\u00e9s del Gobierno auton\u00f3mico y el prestigio de las pruebas deportivas que se desarrollan en la regi\u00f3n. pic.twitter.com\/qEE1KmvQbp<\/a><\/p>\n