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The first route for the course begins in the {{wp|Puerta del Sol}}. After a very brief straightaway, racers progress through the {{wp|Calle de Preciados}}, and driving beneath the {{wp|Segovia Viaduct}}, racers take a left turn that goes round almost 270 degrees, passing the {{wp|Market of San Miguel}} and avoiding a pair of [[Goomba]]s. They then drive along the top of the viaduct towards {{wp|Gran Vía, Madrid|Gran Vía}}, passing the streets own landmarks before heading into the {{wp|Santiago Bernabéu Stadium}}. Avoiding [[Shoe Goomba]]s and soccer balls, racers drive through the pitch before driving through a {{wp|Football_pitch#Goals|goal}}, taking them to {{wp|Calle de Alcalá}}, taking a right turn to return to the Puerta del Sol. One last slight right bend is taken before racers reach the finish line.
The first route for the course begins in the {{wp|Puerta del Sol}}. After a very brief straightaway, racers progress through the {{wp|Calle de Preciados}}, and driving beneath the {{wp|Segovia Viaduct}}, racers take a left turn that goes round almost 270 degrees, passing the {{wp|Market of San Miguel}} and avoiding a pair of [[Goomba]]s. They then drive along the top of the viaduct towards {{wp|Gran Vía, Madrid|Gran Vía}}, passing the streets own landmarks before heading into the {{wp|Santiago Bernabéu Stadium}}. Avoiding [[Shoe Goomba]]s and soccer balls, racers drive through the pitch before driving through a {{wp|Football_pitch#Goals|goal}}, taking them to {{wp|Calle de Alcalá}}, taking a right turn to return to the Puerta del Sol. One last slight right bend is taken before racers reach the finish line.


The course also appears as '''Madrid Drive R''' (reversed), '''Madrid Drive T''' (with ramps), and '''Madrid Drive R/T''' (reversed with ramps). In all three variants, Shoe Goombas appear in different locations and have different behavior. In the T and R/T variants, there is a [[Glide Ramp|glide ramp]] near the Segovia Viaduct, and the nearby Goombas are gone. The T variant also has drivers go around the track in reverse for a brief moment at the start, making it the only non-R/T variant in ''Tour'' to have racers drive in the opposite direction of the non-trick variant.
The course also appears as '''Madrid Drive R''' (reversed), '''Madrid Drive T''' (with ramps), and '''Madrid Drive R/T''' (reversed with ramps). In all three variants, Shoe Goombas appear in different locations and have different behavior. In the T and R/T variants, there is a [[Glide Ramp|glide ramp]] near the Segova Viaduct, and the nearby Goombas are gone. The T variant also has drivers go around the track in reverse for a brief moment at the start, making it the only non-R/T variant in ''Tour'' to have racers drive in the opposite direction of the non-trick variant.
====Appearances====
====Appearances====
For this course's tour appearances, see [[List of Madrid Drive tour appearances in Mario Kart Tour#Madrid Drive|List of Madrid Drive tour appearances in ''Mario Kart Tour'' § Madrid Drive]].
For this course's tour appearances, see [[List of Madrid Drive tour appearances in Mario Kart Tour#Madrid Drive|List of Madrid Drive tour appearances in ''Mario Kart Tour'' § Madrid Drive]].

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