This is how legal risks are controlled in the return of Formula 1 to Madrid
The return of the Spanish Formula 1 Grand Prix to Madrid hides challenges that are fought far from the asphalt, from urban planning licenses and force majeure clauses to intellectual property and data protection issues.
The return of the Spanish Grand Prix to Madrid brings various legal challenges, including obtaining urban planning permits and managing intellectual property and data protection. The event, taking place at the semi-urban Madring circuit near Ifema, requires coordination among multiple stakeholders to address these issues. Joaquim Hernández, director legal of the project, and Lourdes Centeno, a lawyer from EY Abogados, highlight the complexities of balancing international Formula 1 standards with public procurement rules and ensuring a smooth execution of the event. The Grand Prix has been contracted to take place in Madrid for at least 10 years, until 2035.
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