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via Motorsport WeekLewis Hamilton Qualifies Fourth After Strong Start in SpainLewis Hamilton demonstrated strong performance in qualifying for the Spanish Grand Prix, briefly leading with three purple sectors. However, late improvements from competitors, including Lando Norris, ultimately placed him in fourth position.
via PlanetF1FIA Confirms Decision on Kimi Antonelli's Spanish GP PenaltyKimi Antonelli won the Spanish Grand Prix, but his victory has sparked controversy among fans regarding track limits. The FIA has confirmed its decision following an investigation into the race.
via Formula1.comGeorge Russell Struggles with Tyre Issues in Madrid QualifyingGeorge Russell faced challenges during the qualifying session for the Spanish Grand Prix, ultimately finishing in sixth place. He attributed his performance to tyre troubles that hindered his ability to compete for pole position.
via F1iHamilton pins Madring pole miss on ‘dodgy set of tyres’Lewis Hamilton faced disappointment during qualifying for the Spanish Grand Prix, where he initially showed strong pace but ultimately finished fourth. He attributed his inability to secure pole position to issues with his final set of tyres, which he described as 'dodgy'. Despite a solid first run in Q3, Hamilton struggled with grip on his final lap, allowing Lando Norris, Kimi Antonelli, and Max Verstappen to surpass him on the grid.
Hamilton's teammate, Charles Leclerc, also expressed frustration after qualifying fifth, noting the narrow margins that separated them from pole position. Both drivers acknowledged the importance of tyre management for the upcoming race, especially given the challenging conditions at the Madring circuit.
via Formula1.comLewis Hamilton Reflects on Losing Pole Position at Spanish GPLewis Hamilton initially secured pole position during qualifying for the Spanish Grand Prix but ultimately finished in fourth place. He attributed the loss to a combination of factors, including performance issues and tire concerns.
via Motorsport.comGeorge Russell Discusses Challenges During Madring Q3 QualifyingGeorge Russell qualified sixth for the Spanish Grand Prix, falling short of expectations. He attributed his performance to issues encountered during the Q3 session, while his teammate Kimi Antonelli secured second place.
via F1iLando Norris Claims Pole Position in Dramatic Spanish Grand Prix QualifyingLando Norris secured pole position during the qualifying session for the Spanish Grand Prix, delivering what he described as one of the best laps of his career. Kimi Antonelli expressed disappointment at narrowly missing out on pole, having been competitive throughout the session.
via RaceFansCarlos Sainz Receives Grid Penalty for Spanish Grand PrixCarlos Sainz has been issued a three-place grid penalty for the upcoming Spanish Grand Prix. The penalty was a result of an infringement during qualifying, where he impeded Valtteri Bottas.
via RacingNews365Kimi Antonelli offers 'very intense' explanation after Lando Norris 'snatched away' poleKimi Antonelli expressed his disappointment after narrowly missing out on pole position to Lando Norris during a highly competitive qualifying session for the Spanish Grand Prix. Antonelli finished just 11 milliseconds behind Norris, who was one of the last drivers to complete his lap, leaving Antonelli feeling that he had been 'snatched away' from the top spot despite a strong performance.
Despite the setback, Antonelli remains focused on the upcoming race, where track position will be crucial due to the circuit's challenging layout. He noted that both Hamilton and Russell, his closest competitors in the championship, did not qualify as well, which could play to his advantage as he seeks to maintain and extend his lead.
via F1i2026 Spanish Grand Prix Highlights Key Achievements and ResultsThe 2026 Spanish Grand Prix featured significant milestones for several drivers, including Leclerc's achievement of leading 1,000 laps. Verstappen secured a podium finish at his 32nd different circuit, showcasing the competitive nature of the race.
via PlanetF12026 Spanish Grand Prix Starting Grid Announced Ahead of RaceThe starting grid for the 2026 Formula 1 Spanish Grand Prix has been revealed, with Lando Norris securing provisional pole position. Lance Stroll will start from the back of the grid due to penalties for new engine components.
via AutosportLando Norris Claims Shock Pole Position at Spanish Grand PrixLando Norris secured pole position for the inaugural Spanish Grand Prix at the Madring circuit, narrowly beating Kimi Antonelli by just 0.011 seconds. Despite facing challenges earlier in the weekend, Norris described his final qualifying lap as one of the best of his career.Lewis HAMILTON leads the Qualifying at MadringLewis HAMILTON takes the lead from Kimi ANTONELLI — live from Madring, Spain.Max VERSTAPPEN leads the Qualifying at MadringMax VERSTAPPEN takes the lead from Kimi ANTONELLI — live from Madring, Spain.
via RacingNews365FIA Investigates Multiple Drivers Following Spanish Grand Prix QualifyingThe FIA has initiated investigations involving several drivers after the qualifying session for the Spanish Grand Prix. George Russell, Kimi Antonelli, and Carlos Sainz are among those summoned by the stewards for potential regulatory breaches.George RUSSELL leads the Qualifying at MadringGeorge RUSSELL takes the lead from Kimi ANTONELLI — live from Madring, Spain.Liam LAWSON leads the Qualifying at MadringLiam LAWSON takes the lead from Kimi ANTONELLI — live from Madring, Spain.
via the-race.comLando Norris Secures Pole Position at Spanish Grand PrixLando Norris achieved pole position for the Spanish Grand Prix at the newly inaugurated Madring circuit. He outperformed championship leader Kimi Antonelli during the qualifying session, marking his third pole of the season.
via RacingNews365Toto Wolff Defends Mercedes Against Criticism from FansMercedes team principal Toto Wolff has responded to accusations from fans regarding the team's strategy during the Italian Grand Prix. He labeled the criticism as unfounded and referred to those making the claims as 'couch warriors'.
via RaceFansRace director issued “formal request” for Hamilton to stop driving damaged car | Formula 1During the final practice session at the Madring, Lewis Hamilton crashed his Ferrari, prompting race director Rui Marques to issue a formal request for him to stop driving the damaged vehicle. The incident led to a red flag as repairs were needed for the barriers that were affected by the crash.
Despite multiple instructions from his race engineer, Carlos Santi, to stop the car, Hamilton continued for a brief period before eventually reversing out of the barrier. The situation highlighted the challenges faced by drivers in managing vehicle damage during practice sessions.Page 7 of 43