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Guenther Steiner compares Madring backlash to Las Vegas debut with 2027 warning

Former Haas Formula 1 team principal Guenther Steiner has warned that the organisers of the Spanish Grand Prix at the Madring circuit must urgently change the track's layout for 2027. The inaugural 2026 Spanish Grand Prix in Madrid drew widespread criticism from drivers, fans and pundits following a processional race that featured virtually no overtaking. While Kimi Antonelli secured his ... Keep reading

Motorsport.comMotorsport.com20 Sept
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China Southern NW26 Madrid Schedule Changes

Published at 0500PDT / 1200GMT 19SEP26 China Southern during Northern winter 2026/27 season is adjusting operational schedule on Guangzhou – Madrid route. From 25OCT26 to 27MAR27, the 3 weekly flight will see Guangzhou departure moves to overnight hours, while Madrid moves from evening to daytime departure. This route is served 3 times weekly with 787-9. CZ377 CAN0020 – 0800MAD 789 246 CZ378 MAD1050 – 0630+1CAN 789 246

AAeroRoutesAeroRoutes - Jim Liu19 Sept
  • neutral toward China Southern Airlines · 99%
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LATAM Brasil NW26 Intercontinental Service Changes – 18SEP26

Published at 0000PDT / 0700GMT 19SEP26 LATAM Airlines Brasil in the last few weeks filed selected changes to intercontinental service for Northern winter 2026/27 season. Based on schedule filing comparison 14JUN26 vs 18SEP26, planned changes include the following. Sao Paulo Guarulhos – Amsterdam eff 25OCT26 Reduce from initially filed 7 to 5 weekly, 787-9 (second half of November 2026 is 4 weekly) Sao Paulo Guarulhos – Barcelona eff 18DEC26 787-9 operates 6 weekly flights, instead of 777-300ER/787-9 mix Sao Paulo Guarulhos – Johannesburg eff 02DEC26 Increase from 3 to 4 weekly, 787-9 Sao Paulo Guarulhos – Madrid eff 25OCT26 Increase from initially filed 10 to 11 weekly, 787-9 Sao Paulo Guarulhos – Miami eff 10DEC26 Increase from 16 to 17 weekly, 787-9/777-300ER

AAeroRoutesAeroRoutes - Jim Liu19 Sept
  • neutral toward LATAM Airlines · 99%

Trent Alexander-Arnold recalled by England but with a warning from Thomas Tuchel

Real Madrid player must help improve defensive solidity Scott, Hall, Lewis-Skelly and Calvert-Lewin selected Thomas Tuchel has told Trent ­Alexander-Arnold he must bring defensive solidity to the England squad after giving him a surprise recall for the upcoming Nations League matches. The head coach has selected the Real Madrid right-back only once before – for the games against Andorra and Senegal in June last year. Tuchel made headlines when he did so by urging Alexander-Arnold to focus on the defensive side of his game or risk a slip that could undermine the team’s World Cup campaign. Continue reading...

The GuardianThe GuardianDavid Hytner18 Sept

Max Verstappen jokes about Kimi Antonelli’s F1 lead: “I’m definitely not having a comeback!”

With eight or nine race weekends remaining – depending on what happens with the grands prix in the Middle East at the end of the year – Kimi Antonelli is in pole position to claim his maiden Formula 1 world title, which would also see him replace Sebastian Vettel as the youngest world champion ever. Following Antonelli’s victory in Madrid, team-mate George Russell can no longer become ... Keep reading

Motorsport.comMotorsport.com18 Sept
  • neutral toward Max Verstappen · 98%

Mercedes reveals the "secret code" tactic behind Kimi Antonelli's Madrid-winning VSC call

Mercedes trackside engineering director Andrew Shovlin has explained how the team prepares its drivers for situations like the one that decided the Spanish Grand Prix - including the use of secret codes that may have helped Kimi Antonelli make his Formula 1 race-winning pitstop. After being alerted to the yellow flags for Lance Stroll's stopped Aston Martin, Antonelli backed off significantly ... Keep reading

Motorsport.comMotorsport.com18 Sept
  • neutral toward Mercedes · 90%

How Antonelli's luxury problem is causing Wolff and Mercedes grey hairs

For better or for worse, there seems to be no slowing down Kimi Antonelli. Just ask Pete Bonnington, who channelled his inner schoolteacher in Madrid as he relentlessly had to remind the 20-year-old Italian to pay attention to track limits. Having benefited from an earlier virtual safety car on a circuit where overtaking proved impossible, all Antonelli had to do was to keep it clean until ... Keep reading

AutosportAutosport18 Sept
  • neutral toward Mercedes · 62%

How Kimi Antonelli's luxury problem is causing Toto Wolff and Mercedes grey hairs

For better or for worse, there seems to be no slowing down Kimi Antonelli. Just ask Pete Bonnington, who channelled his inner schoolteacher in Madrid as he relentlessly had to remind the 20-year-old Italian to pay attention to track limits. Having benefited from an earlier virtual safety car on a circuit where overtaking proved impossible, all Antonelli had to do was to keep it clean until ... Keep reading

Motorsport.comMotorsport.com18 Sept
  • critical toward Mercedes · 68%

James Vowles backs Madrid to become 'one to watch' despite calls for changes

Williams team principal James Vowles has backed Madrid to become one of Formula 1's standout events, despite a challenging inaugural Spanish Grand Prix at the track. F1 visited the brand-new Madring circuit last weekend. While new street venues often face logistical teething problems, Vowles praised the event's organisers. "First and foremost, well done to the organisers," the Williams team ... Keep reading

Motorsport.comMotorsport.com17 Sept

Carlos Espí gives Real Madrid hope in the face of Barcelona’s La Liga storm | Sid Lowe

With Barcelona racking up seven-goal thrillers, Real Madrid could not afford a collapse. Enter the forward quietly turning into José Mourinho’s ultimate secret weapon José Mourinho called and Carlos Espí came to his side. It was late, it was noisy and it was almost over – the match and maybe even something more – when Real Madrid’s coach took the forward who is also his flatmate to one side on Tuesday night. Standing close, Mourinho had a message to deliver; he also had a piece of paper. Small, folded, half-hidden in his hand, it was not big enough for much more than a single word, shown almost surreptitiously, the request written on it, like what he had whispered in Espí’s ear, left to your imagination . Put ball in goal , perhaps. Or: Help . So he did. Madrid needed him to, which they should not have. Two goals up inside half an hour at Elche on Tuesday night, they could have added a third or a fourth, maybe even a fifth, before half-time. But, thinking it was as done as it really should have been, their minds perhaps on Sunday’s derby at Atlético too, they had stopped again, drifting. Vinícius Júnior had gone, Arda Guler had gone, Aurélien Tchouaméni might as well have done, barely able to move any more, and now, somehow, the game was going. Goals from Abiel Osorio in the 71st minute and Fer Niño in the 83rd had made it 2-2. Continue reading...

The GuardianThe GuardianSid Lowe17 Sept