Another Spanish circuit may be set to feature on future MotoGP and Formula 1 calendars&hellip; We&rsquo;re talking about the track that&rsquo;s under construction in Morata de Taju&ntilde;a, close to Madrid.  The layout results from close analysis of 18 other Spanish and Portuguese tracks, with the aim of designing a circuit that can be both fun and attractive for international championships.  The Morata de Taju&ntilde;a Speed Circuit will be 4.5 km long (slightly longer than tracks like Interlagos or Jerez), feature a 650 metre straight, and boast an average width of 14 metres, with a maximum width of 20 metres. It will incorporate six right-hand turns and seven left-handers.  A two-phase project   &quot;The idea is to have a structure that can operate 280 days a year with motorsport events and concerts in summer&rdquo;, comments mayor Angel Sanchez. &quot;I don&rsquo;t think we&rsquo;ll have any trouble obtaining the necessary authorisation because it will be built in a run-down area and on totally barren land&rdquo;.  The construction project will consist of two phases. The first will involve the building of the track, over a period of roughly 10 months, and the second will see the building of all the related infrastructure (two years).  As for seeing the circuit on the world championship calendar, we&rsquo;ll have to wait at least four or five years, considering the inevitable rotation with other Iberian tracks.  Translated by Heather Watson  MotoGP, Quartararo looks back: &ldquo;15 years of work to get here&rdquo; 

<p>Just a few miles from the Spanish capital, a new racetrack will vie to host key motorsport championships</p> 

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Madrid’s MotoGP dream: a new circuit is in development