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via RacingNews365Lando Norris Expresses Frustration After Spanish GP IncidentLando Norris experienced frustration following the Spanish Grand Prix, where he finished third. An incident in the cooldown room regarding his beverage choice added to his discontent.
via theguardian.comKimi Antonelli Wins Spanish Grand Prix, Gains Notable PraiseKimi Antonelli secured victory at the Spanish Grand Prix, benefiting from a timely virtual safety car. His performance impressed notable figures, including football manager Jose Mourinho, who commended both Antonelli and fellow driver Fernando Alonso.Charles LECLERC leads the Race at MadringCharles LECLERC takes the lead from Lando NORRIS — live from Madring, Spain.
via gpfans.comKimi Antonelli Wins Inaugural 2026 Spanish Grand Prix in MadridKimi Antonelli secured victory at the first-ever Spanish Grand Prix held at the Madring circuit, driving for Mercedes. His win has allowed him to extend his lead in the 2026 Formula 1 championship standings.
via gpfans.comF1 broadcaster apologises after Lando Norris' Spanish Grand Prix interviewDuring the Spanish Grand Prix qualifying, David Coulthard had to apologize on live television after Lando Norris, who secured an unexpected pole position, let slip some foul language during their interview. Norris expressed his surprise and excitement about his performance, describing it as one of the best laps of his career, while Coulthard humorously attributed the slip to the adrenaline of the moment.
Norris's post-lap reaction included self-criticism, as he believed he had made a mistake at the last corner, calling himself a 'f***ing idiot.' This incident highlights the intense emotions and pressures drivers experience during qualifying sessions in Formula 1.
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 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 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 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.
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.
via PlanetF1Toto Wolff Critiques Ferrari Over Monza Incident Involving HamiltonMercedes team principal Toto Wolff has criticized Ferrari for their handling of the first-lap incident involving Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc at the Italian Grand Prix. He suggested that the lack of team orders made both drivers appear foolish during the race.
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.
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.Lewis HAMILTON leads the Practice 3 at MadringLewis HAMILTON takes the lead from Charles LECLERC — live from Madring, Spain.Charles LECLERC leads the Practice 3 at MadringCharles LECLERC takes the lead from Nico HULKENBERG — live from Madring, Spain.
via Motorsport WeekHamilton and Leclerc Discuss Performance Gaps Ahead of Spanish GPLewis Hamilton acknowledged the need for Ferrari to improve its performance to catch up with Mercedes and McLaren. Meanwhile, Charles Leclerc expressed optimism about Ferrari's advancements despite recognizing that they remain behind their competitors.
via gpfans.com2026 Spanish Grand Prix Qualifying Start Time AnnouncedThe qualifying session for the 2026 Spanish Grand Prix will take place in Madrid. Fans can check the specific start time to catch all the action.
via grandprix.comFerrari reportedly holds back Leclerc engine as a precautionFerrari made a strategic decision to use an earlier engine specification for Charles Leclerc during the Madrid race as a precaution. This choice was influenced by the limited time available for checks on his upgraded Monza engine following an accident at the Italian Grand Prix, where initial inspections revealed no significant issues.
The team aimed to maximize preparation time on the unfamiliar circuit by avoiding potential complications from engine problems. While the Monza engine is still considered recoverable, Ferrari has not confirmed when it will be back in service, nor have they abandoned the upgrade.
via Formula1.comLeclerc Anticipates Challenging Qualifying at New Madrid CircuitCharles Leclerc has described the upcoming qualifying session at the Madring as potentially one of the most challenging of the 2026 Formula 1 season. He believes the new circuit will provide an exciting spectacle, although overtaking may prove difficult.
via RacingNews365Leclerc and Alonso Discuss Challenges of New Spanish GP CircuitCharles Leclerc and Fernando Alonso have expressed concerns about the new Spanish Grand Prix circuit. Both drivers believe that the layout may present significant difficulties for overtaking during the race.Page 2 of 13