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Methodology

How we verify our data

We are an independent site covering the 2026 Madrid Grand Prix. This is what we do so you can trust every figure you read here, and how you can check it yourself against the original source.

Data verified on 11 September 2026

Our five standards

  1. The official source comes first

    Session times, gate opening, entry rules, transport access and ticket categories come from MADRING and IFEMA MADRID. If the circuit says it, that is what we publish, even when it contradicts other sites.

  2. Prices are labelled with where they came from

    The circuit does not publish a fixed grandstand price list. The ranges you see come from the specialist press and we say so every time: we never present a press figure as an official tariff.

  3. If it is not confirmed, we say so

    If the organisers have not published the concert line-up, whether the access wristband costs anything or whether there will be left luggage, we mark it as awaiting confirmation. We do not fill gaps with plausible-sounding detail.

  4. No misleading photography

    We do not use stock images to illustrate a specific venue, grandstand or event. If we do not have a real picture of it, the entry runs without one.

  5. Every page carries a date and its sources

    At the foot of any page with factual data you will find when it was last verified and the exact links we used, so you can check it yourself.

The sources we use

Last full verification: 11 September 2026.

Spotted something that does not add up?

We would rather be right than look right. If you find anything out of date or incorrect, tell us and we will correct it, citing the source.

Madrid Race Guide is an independent publication. It is not affiliated with the FIA, Formula One World Championship Ltd., IFEMA MADRID or the Grand Prix organisers. All names and trademarks cited belong to their respective owners.

The data itself