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The official layout of the Madrid City circuit has been unveiled ahead of its 2026 debut on the Formula 1 calendar. It is set to become the Spanish Grand Prix, which has traditionally been hosted in Barcelona – the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya does also have a contract for next year. READ MORE: New F1 track unveiled ahead of 2026 debut Lewis Hamilton forced into UK closures after losing millions Lewis Hamilton has been forced to close the last remaining UK restaurants of his vegan burger chain after suffering millions of pounds in losses. 'Neat Burgers' was launched by the seven-time F1 champion and Hollywood royalty Leonardo DiCaprio in 2019, selling '100 per cent plant-based meals'. READ MORE: Lewis Hamilton forced into UK closures after losing millions McLaren officially confirm motorsport world championship exit McLaren has officially announced its departure from Formula E at the conclusion of the current season, which concludes in London this July. It was reported on Thursday that the Woking-based team had opted to quit the all-electric series, with it having now been confirmed. READ MORE: McLaren officially confirm motorsport world championship exit Max Verstappen penalty argument compared to 'lifelong sentence' Former Haas F1 team principal Guenther Steiner has remarkably compared the stewards' decision not to issue Max Verstappen a 10-second time penalty to a judge delivering a "lifelong sentence". Verstappen was furious in the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix after receiving a five-second time penalty for leaving the circuit and gaining an advantage whilst battling Oscar Piastri on the first lap. READ MORE: Max Verstappen penalty argument compared to 'lifelong sentence' Fernando Alonso sets timeline for F1 retirement Fernando Alonso has revealed he does not plan on racing in F1 until he is 50, but admits he still is unsure when he will step away from the championship. The 43-year-old is the eldest driver on the current F1 grid. His existing Aston Martin contract runs until the end of the 2026 season, by which point he will be 45. READ MORE: Fernando Alonso sets timeline for F1 retirement Lando Norris points to surprise team to support ongoing McLaren claim Lando Norris believes his failure to pass Ferrari's Charles Leclerc in the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix is proof that McLaren is not as dominant as is being suggested. Starting 10th in Jeddah, Norris quickly cleared the likes of Carlos Sainz and Kimi Antonelli. READ MORE: Lando Norris points to a surprise team to support ongoing McLaren claim
