How anyone looked at Madrid as a place and thought "let's put the track in the middle of an industrial estate, that will go over well" I will never understand.
For all its faults Vegas at least looks beautiful so if the racing ever gets boring there you have at least have the sights to fall back on, Madrid on the other hand is a boring track in a boring location so when the action drops they can't even go to a helicam.
I also don't understand how they knew what the regs were going to be years in advance but don't build the new track around those regs, although it is almost the end of the season and we don't even get to see the battery other than a little icon on the halo graphics which feels like a massive failure when the regs are 50% battery.