8 moments you might have missed at the Spanish Grand Prix

The 2026 Spanish Grand Prix marked a historic return of Formula 1 to Madrid after over 40 years, with Kimi Antonelli emerging victorious in the inaugural race at the Madring. The event featured notable performances, including Max Verstappen finishing second and Charles Leclerc securing fourth place, while local hero Carlos Sainz faced retirement and Fernando Alonso struggled in 17th.

Off the track, the weekend was filled with excitement as Red Bull showcased their championship-winning car in Madrid's rail tunnels, and Williams unveiled a retro-inspired livery. The paddock buzzed with football stars and tennis legend Rafael Nadal, while drivers engaged in local culture, including cooking challenges and custom helmet designs to celebrate the occasion.