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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.
Sat 12 Sep · 13:02 UTC
via PlanetF1Toto Wolff Critiques Ferrari After Monza Driver ClashToto Wolff has criticized Ferrari following the collision between their drivers at the Italian Grand Prix. He suggested that Mercedes could have appeared foolish in a similar situation.
+ 1 moreSat 12 Sep · 12:52 UTC
via RacingNews365Revealed: Full Ferrari radio disagreement as Lewis Hamiton ignores clear demandsDuring the third free practice session for the Spanish Grand Prix, Lewis Hamilton crashed his Ferrari and was instructed by his race engineer to stop the car due to unsafe conditions. Despite the clear orders, Hamilton disobeyed and continued to drive for an extended period, attempting to return to the pit lane with significant damage to his vehicle.
The situation raised concerns about potential repercussions for Hamilton, especially in light of recent penalties issued to other drivers for similar infractions. However, as of now, he has not been noted by the stewards for his actions during the session.
Sat 12 Sep · 12:42 UTC
via f1oversteer.comAnthony Davidson Critiques Lewis Hamilton's Actions During Spanish GP PracticeFormer F1 driver Anthony Davidson has criticized Lewis Hamilton for his behavior during the third practice session at the Spanish Grand Prix. Davidson expressed concern that Hamilton's actions set a poor example for young drivers in the sport.
+ 1 moreSat 12 Sep · 12:30 UTC
via Motorsport.comOliver Bearman Excluded from Spanish GP Qualifying After CrashOliver Bearman will not participate in qualifying for the Spanish Grand Prix due to a significant crash during the final practice session. The session was also affected by another incident involving Lewis Hamilton, with Kimi Antonelli recording the fastest time.
+ 1 moreSat 12 Sep · 12:02 UTC
via f1oversteer.comKimi Antonelli Leads Disrupted FP3 at Spanish Grand PrixKimi Antonelli set the fastest time in a heavily interrupted final practice session for the Spanish Grand Prix. Lewis Hamilton's crash contributed to multiple red flags, impacting the overall running of the session.+ 5 moreSat 12 Sep · 11:50 UTC
via F1iKimi Antonelli Leads Final Practice Amid Crashes in MadridKimi Antonelli secured the fastest time in the final practice session for the Spanish Grand Prix at the Madring. The session was interrupted by crashes involving Lewis Hamilton and Ollie Bearman, resulting in red flags and delays.
+ 6 moreSat 12 Sep · 11:10 UTC
via RacingNews365Lewis Hamilton Faces Potential Penalties After Spanish Grand Prix IncidentsLewis Hamilton is under scrutiny following a crash during third practice for the Spanish Grand Prix. The incident has raised concerns about his disregard for instructions from Ferrari and could result in penalties.+ 2 moreSat 12 Sep · 11:03 UTCKimi ANTONELLI leads the Practice 3 at MadringKimi ANTONELLI takes the lead from Lewis HAMILTON — live from Madring, Spain.
via RacingNews365Racing Bulls in race against time with Arvid LindbladArvid Lindblad faced a challenging situation during the practice sessions for the Spanish Grand Prix at the new Madring circuit, as he was the only driver to crash, leading to a red flag. The incident occurred in FP2, where Lindblad lost control of his car at Turn 13, resulting in significant damage that required an overnight repair and a chassis change.
The Racing Bulls team worked frantically to prepare Lindblad's car for the final practice session. The crash highlighted the difficulties posed by the newly designed track, which had been anticipated to create chaos among drivers. Lindblad's performance in his rookie season has been notable, but this incident put him in a race against time to get back on track.Sat 12 Sep · 10:43 UTC
via grandprix.comHamilton draws criticism over Madrid practice trafficDuring the Friday practice session at Madring, Lewis Hamilton faced criticism from multiple drivers for his slow laps, which they felt obstructed their performance. Notable complaints came from Carlos Sainz and Nico Hulkenberg, while Yuki Tsunoda's thumbs-up gesture was seen as sarcastic. Ralf Schumacher also weighed in, labeling Hamilton's actions as unsportsmanlike, although no penalties were handed out at that time.
The new circuit posed challenges for all drivers, with many opting to drive cautiously to avoid accidents. George Russell noted that the risk of incidents would likely increase as qualifying approached, emphasizing that Madring offers less margin for error compared to other tracks like Monaco. The situation regarding traffic management is expected to become more critical as drivers push for faster lap times.
via F1iLindblad insists his P4 charge in Madrid FP2 was 'on merit'Arvid Lindblad, a rookie driver for Racing Bulls, showcased impressive speed during the Friday practice sessions in Madrid, finishing P4 in FP2 after a P7 in FP1. Despite crashing at Turn 13, he emphasized that his strong performance was achieved on merit, being only two tenths off the fastest time. Lindblad acknowledged the crash's impact on his mechanics but remained optimistic about the team's prospects for qualifying.
Yuki Tsunoda also performed well, finishing P8 in FP2, contributing to a positive outlook for Racing Bulls. Team principal Alan Permane expressed confidence in the car's speed and potential for qualifying, indicating that both drivers could aim for a spot in Q3. The new Madrid circuit provided a unique challenge for all drivers, but Lindblad's pace and the team's overall performance were encouraging.Sat 12 Sep · 09:43 UTC
via RacingNews365Practice 3 at Madrid Sees Competitive Times from Top DriversThe final practice session for the 2026 F1 Spanish Grand Prix in Madrid featured strong performances from multiple drivers. Both Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc showcased their speed, leading at different points during the session.+ 1 moreSat 12 Sep · 09:25 UTC
via Motorsport.comPain in Spain goes mainly down the drain, explains PermaneAt the Spanish Grand Prix, Racing Bulls team principal Alan Permane commended the team's performance on Friday, despite a crash by driver Arvid Lindblad at Turn 13 during FP2. Lindblad's crash cut his session short, but he still managed to secure fourth place in the overall times, showcasing the car's strong pace. Yuki Tsunoda also performed well, finishing in the top 10 despite facing power steering issues.
Permane expressed optimism about the team's prospects for qualifying, stating that they could potentially get both cars into Q3. Lindblad acknowledged his mistake leading to the crash but remained positive about the team's speed and the lessons learned. He noted that the track's grip would improve, which could benefit their performance in the upcoming sessions.Sat 12 Sep · 08:41 UTC
via gpfans.comF1 News Today: Lewis Hamilton blasted by F1 rival as Max Verstappen names potential Red Bull replacementLewis Hamilton faced criticism for his driving during the first practice session at the Madring, where several drivers experienced impediments on their hot laps. This incident has raised concerns ahead of the qualifying session scheduled for Saturday afternoon.
Max Verstappen humorously suggested that he could be replaced at Red Bull by Robin Raikkonen, the son of former champion Kimi Raikkonen, who has just joined the team's junior program. Additionally, Charles Leclerc will have a power unit disadvantage compared to Hamilton due to Ferrari's decision to use a previously used engine, while FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem expressed his surprise at the possibility of Fernando Alonso retiring from Formula 1.
Sat 12 Sep · 06:45 UTC
via PlanetF1The mindblowing hypocrisy of Lewis HamiltonLewis Hamilton has openly criticized his Ferrari teammate Charles Leclerc for his aggressive driving during the Italian Grand Prix. This criticism comes amid Hamilton's broader dissatisfaction with Ferrari's performance, which he has expressed publicly in recent races, raising concerns about the potential consequences of his comments.
The article highlights the historical context of Ferrari drivers facing difficulties when they publicly criticize the team. It suggests that Hamilton's approach may alienate him from the team, as his remarks have shifted the relationship dynamic from collaboration to confrontation. The implications of his criticisms could lead to significant repercussions for both Hamilton and Ferrari.Sat 12 Sep · 06:19 UTC
via Motorsport WeekLewis Hamilton Comments on Ferrari's Long-Term Development GoalsLewis Hamilton expressed optimism about Ferrari's progress following practice at the Spanish Grand Prix. He noted that the changes within the team are part of a long-term strategy aimed at restoring their competitive edge in Formula 1.
+ 1 moreFri 11 Sep · 18:00 UTC
via PlanetF1Max Verstappen insider pokes fun at Lewis Hamilton after Spanish GP incidentsDuring the Spanish Grand Prix practice sessions, Lewis Hamilton faced criticism from several drivers for being involved in multiple traffic incidents. Dani Juncadella, a teammate of Max Verstappen, humorously remarked on social media that Hamilton's presence in the way during practice is as certain as death and taxes, highlighting the frustrations of other drivers like Carlos Sainz and Arvid Lindblad.
The practice sessions at the new Madring track were largely clean, except for one red flag incident caused by Lindblad crashing. Despite the overall smoothness of the sessions, Hamilton's actions drew ire from his competitors, with Sainz and Lindblad both voicing their concerns about safety and the dangers posed by Hamilton's positioning on the track.Fri 11 Sep · 17:40 UTC
via espn.comKimi Antonelli Tops FP2 at Spanish Grand Prix in MadridKimi Antonelli recorded the fastest time in the second practice session for the Spanish Grand Prix at the Madring. He outpaced notable competitors including Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc, following a red flag incident caused by Arvid Lindblad.
Fri 11 Sep · 17:08 UTC
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.Sat 12 Sep · 13:02 UTCvia PlanetF1Toto Wolff Critiques Ferrari After Monza Driver ClashToto Wolff has criticized Ferrari following the collision between their drivers at the Italian Grand Prix. He suggested that Mercedes could have appeared foolish in a similar situation.+ 1 moreSat 12 Sep · 12:52 UTCvia RacingNews365Revealed: Full Ferrari radio disagreement as Lewis Hamiton ignores clear demandsDuring the third free practice session for the Spanish Grand Prix, Lewis Hamilton crashed his Ferrari and was instructed by his race engineer to stop the car due to unsafe conditions. Despite the clear orders, Hamilton disobeyed and continued to drive for an extended period, attempting to return to the pit lane with significant damage to his vehicle.
The situation raised concerns about potential repercussions for Hamilton, especially in light of recent penalties issued to other drivers for similar infractions. However, as of now, he has not been noted by the stewards for his actions during the session.Sat 12 Sep · 12:42 UTCvia f1oversteer.comAnthony Davidson Critiques Lewis Hamilton's Actions During Spanish GP PracticeFormer F1 driver Anthony Davidson has criticized Lewis Hamilton for his behavior during the third practice session at the Spanish Grand Prix. Davidson expressed concern that Hamilton's actions set a poor example for young drivers in the sport.+ 1 moreSat 12 Sep · 12:30 UTCvia Motorsport.comOliver Bearman Excluded from Spanish GP Qualifying After CrashOliver Bearman will not participate in qualifying for the Spanish Grand Prix due to a significant crash during the final practice session. The session was also affected by another incident involving Lewis Hamilton, with Kimi Antonelli recording the fastest time.+ 1 moreSat 12 Sep · 12:02 UTCvia f1oversteer.comKimi Antonelli Leads Disrupted FP3 at Spanish Grand PrixKimi Antonelli set the fastest time in a heavily interrupted final practice session for the Spanish Grand Prix. Lewis Hamilton's crash contributed to multiple red flags, impacting the overall running of the session.+ 5 moreSat 12 Sep · 11:50 UTCvia F1iKimi Antonelli Leads Final Practice Amid Crashes in MadridKimi Antonelli secured the fastest time in the final practice session for the Spanish Grand Prix at the Madring. The session was interrupted by crashes involving Lewis Hamilton and Ollie Bearman, resulting in red flags and delays.+ 6 moreSat 12 Sep · 11:10 UTCvia RacingNews365Lewis Hamilton Faces Potential Penalties After Spanish Grand Prix IncidentsLewis Hamilton is under scrutiny following a crash during third practice for the Spanish Grand Prix. The incident has raised concerns about his disregard for instructions from Ferrari and could result in penalties.+ 2 moreSat 12 Sep · 11:03 UTCKimi ANTONELLI leads the Practice 3 at MadringKimi ANTONELLI takes the lead from Lewis HAMILTON — live from Madring, Spain.via RacingNews365Racing Bulls in race against time with Arvid LindbladArvid Lindblad faced a challenging situation during the practice sessions for the Spanish Grand Prix at the new Madring circuit, as he was the only driver to crash, leading to a red flag. The incident occurred in FP2, where Lindblad lost control of his car at Turn 13, resulting in significant damage that required an overnight repair and a chassis change.
The Racing Bulls team worked frantically to prepare Lindblad's car for the final practice session. The crash highlighted the difficulties posed by the newly designed track, which had been anticipated to create chaos among drivers. Lindblad's performance in his rookie season has been notable, but this incident put him in a race against time to get back on track.Sat 12 Sep · 10:43 UTCvia grandprix.comHamilton draws criticism over Madrid practice trafficDuring the Friday practice session at Madring, Lewis Hamilton faced criticism from multiple drivers for his slow laps, which they felt obstructed their performance. Notable complaints came from Carlos Sainz and Nico Hulkenberg, while Yuki Tsunoda's thumbs-up gesture was seen as sarcastic. Ralf Schumacher also weighed in, labeling Hamilton's actions as unsportsmanlike, although no penalties were handed out at that time.
The new circuit posed challenges for all drivers, with many opting to drive cautiously to avoid accidents. George Russell noted that the risk of incidents would likely increase as qualifying approached, emphasizing that Madring offers less margin for error compared to other tracks like Monaco. The situation regarding traffic management is expected to become more critical as drivers push for faster lap times.via F1iLindblad insists his P4 charge in Madrid FP2 was 'on merit'Arvid Lindblad, a rookie driver for Racing Bulls, showcased impressive speed during the Friday practice sessions in Madrid, finishing P4 in FP2 after a P7 in FP1. Despite crashing at Turn 13, he emphasized that his strong performance was achieved on merit, being only two tenths off the fastest time. Lindblad acknowledged the crash's impact on his mechanics but remained optimistic about the team's prospects for qualifying.
Yuki Tsunoda also performed well, finishing P8 in FP2, contributing to a positive outlook for Racing Bulls. Team principal Alan Permane expressed confidence in the car's speed and potential for qualifying, indicating that both drivers could aim for a spot in Q3. The new Madrid circuit provided a unique challenge for all drivers, but Lindblad's pace and the team's overall performance were encouraging.Sat 12 Sep · 09:43 UTCvia RacingNews365Practice 3 at Madrid Sees Competitive Times from Top DriversThe final practice session for the 2026 F1 Spanish Grand Prix in Madrid featured strong performances from multiple drivers. Both Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc showcased their speed, leading at different points during the session.+ 1 moreSat 12 Sep · 09:25 UTCvia Motorsport.comPain in Spain goes mainly down the drain, explains PermaneAt the Spanish Grand Prix, Racing Bulls team principal Alan Permane commended the team's performance on Friday, despite a crash by driver Arvid Lindblad at Turn 13 during FP2. Lindblad's crash cut his session short, but he still managed to secure fourth place in the overall times, showcasing the car's strong pace. Yuki Tsunoda also performed well, finishing in the top 10 despite facing power steering issues.
Permane expressed optimism about the team's prospects for qualifying, stating that they could potentially get both cars into Q3. Lindblad acknowledged his mistake leading to the crash but remained positive about the team's speed and the lessons learned. He noted that the track's grip would improve, which could benefit their performance in the upcoming sessions.Sat 12 Sep · 08:41 UTCvia gpfans.comF1 News Today: Lewis Hamilton blasted by F1 rival as Max Verstappen names potential Red Bull replacementLewis Hamilton faced criticism for his driving during the first practice session at the Madring, where several drivers experienced impediments on their hot laps. This incident has raised concerns ahead of the qualifying session scheduled for Saturday afternoon.
Max Verstappen humorously suggested that he could be replaced at Red Bull by Robin Raikkonen, the son of former champion Kimi Raikkonen, who has just joined the team's junior program. Additionally, Charles Leclerc will have a power unit disadvantage compared to Hamilton due to Ferrari's decision to use a previously used engine, while FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem expressed his surprise at the possibility of Fernando Alonso retiring from Formula 1.Sat 12 Sep · 06:45 UTCvia PlanetF1The mindblowing hypocrisy of Lewis HamiltonLewis Hamilton has openly criticized his Ferrari teammate Charles Leclerc for his aggressive driving during the Italian Grand Prix. This criticism comes amid Hamilton's broader dissatisfaction with Ferrari's performance, which he has expressed publicly in recent races, raising concerns about the potential consequences of his comments.
The article highlights the historical context of Ferrari drivers facing difficulties when they publicly criticize the team. It suggests that Hamilton's approach may alienate him from the team, as his remarks have shifted the relationship dynamic from collaboration to confrontation. The implications of his criticisms could lead to significant repercussions for both Hamilton and Ferrari.Sat 12 Sep · 06:19 UTCvia Motorsport WeekLewis Hamilton Comments on Ferrari's Long-Term Development GoalsLewis Hamilton expressed optimism about Ferrari's progress following practice at the Spanish Grand Prix. He noted that the changes within the team are part of a long-term strategy aimed at restoring their competitive edge in Formula 1.+ 1 moreFri 11 Sep · 18:00 UTCvia PlanetF1Max Verstappen insider pokes fun at Lewis Hamilton after Spanish GP incidentsDuring the Spanish Grand Prix practice sessions, Lewis Hamilton faced criticism from several drivers for being involved in multiple traffic incidents. Dani Juncadella, a teammate of Max Verstappen, humorously remarked on social media that Hamilton's presence in the way during practice is as certain as death and taxes, highlighting the frustrations of other drivers like Carlos Sainz and Arvid Lindblad.
The practice sessions at the new Madring track were largely clean, except for one red flag incident caused by Lindblad crashing. Despite the overall smoothness of the sessions, Hamilton's actions drew ire from his competitors, with Sainz and Lindblad both voicing their concerns about safety and the dangers posed by Hamilton's positioning on the track.Fri 11 Sep · 17:40 UTCvia espn.comKimi Antonelli Tops FP2 at Spanish Grand Prix in MadridKimi Antonelli recorded the fastest time in the second practice session for the Spanish Grand Prix at the Madring. He outpaced notable competitors including Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc, following a red flag incident caused by Arvid Lindblad.Fri 11 Sep · 17:08 UTCPage 1 of 24