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Luis García Abad: "We compete with 23 other venues in F1, excellence is non-negotiable"

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Luis García Abad, director general of the Spanish F1 Grand Prix, stated that Madrid is prepared to host major international events, emphasizing that the city has overcome past limitations. He noted that Madrid is currently competing against 23 other global venues to maintain its position within the Formula 1 circuit, asserting that a commitment to excellence is essential for the city's future success in hosting such competitions.

Separately, the Spanish women's wheelchair basketball team concluded their group stage at the World Championships in Ottawa, Canada, with a 55-50 victory over Australia. This win serves as a strategic boost for the team as they prepare to transition into the quarter-final stage of the tournament.

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