Whilst hosting a press conference on Wednesday to announceF1's new partnership with Santander, the Italian was asked by the media about the future of the Spanish GP going forward.
The former Ferrari team principal stated: "We are here to talk about Cantabria, not Catalonia or Madrid. And I think it's a matter of respect.
“We are very happy with what Barcelona has done and what it is doing to try to renew with us in the future, but we are also very happy with what Madrid contributes, because it comes with a proposal for the city.
“It's a good place to be. It is a good moment for Spain from a sporting point of view. And as always in life, competition offers the best result for the sport.”
It seems that Domenicali has not yet ruled out the possibility of there being a Madrid GP and Barcelona GP on the same calendar.
However, he did rule out the inclusion of a fourth race in the US, as he said: "One more race in the United States? It's not true.