Madrid highlights the "profitability" of the Grand Prix: "It's worth it for all of us to sacrifice a little."

Officials in Madrid have defended the upcoming Spanish Formula 1 Grand Prix by emphasizing its financial return for the region. Jorge Rodrigo, the Minister of Housing, Transport, and Infrastructure, addressed public concerns by stating that the economic benefits justify the event.

To mitigate potential drawbacks, Rodrigo pointed out that the disruption caused by the competition will be limited, noting that the event's duration will be short and asking the public for temporary understanding.