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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.
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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.
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via espn.comNorris on pole: 'Everything just came together'Lando Norris secured pole position for the Spanish Grand Prix, narrowly defeating championship leader Kimi Antonelli by just 0.011 seconds. After initially qualifying sixth, Norris found significant speed on his final lap, clocking a time that he regarded as one of the best in his career, despite making a mistake in the last corner that cost him additional time.
McLaren's team principal, Andrea Stella, praised Norris's performance, highlighting the potential of the car that had been evident throughout the weekend. The starting grid will see Ferrari's Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc on the second row, with George Russell in sixth place, just ahead of Piastri.
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via Formula1.comVerstappen explains focus for Spanish GP from P3Max Verstappen qualified in third position for the Spanish Grand Prix, which will take place at the newly introduced Madring circuit. Despite struggling in practice sessions, he managed to secure a strong qualifying result, finishing behind Lando Norris and Kimi Antonelli. Verstappen highlighted that the team still has areas to improve, particularly in the final sector of the track.
Looking ahead to the race, Verstappen emphasized the importance of tyre management, anticipating a challenging race due to the demands on the tyres. He expressed a positive outlook on the team's performance and is eager to maximize their strategy during the event.Sat 12 Sep · 17:24 UTC
via f1oversteer.comLando Norris Achieves Pole Position at Madring Grand PrixLando Norris secured pole position for the inaugural Madring Grand Prix with an impressive qualifying lap. McLaren team principal Andrea Stella praised Norris's performance, highlighting it as a significant achievement despite a costly mistake during the session.
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via gpfans.comVerstappen Achieves Third Place in Spanish Grand Prix QualifyingMax Verstappen expressed satisfaction with his performance during qualifying for the Spanish Grand Prix, securing third place on the grid. He noted that Red Bull's results exceeded expectations, particularly after a strong final run.
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via RacingNews365Max Verstappen Critiques Madring Circuit After Spanish Grand PrixMax Verstappen expressed strong criticism of the Madring circuit following the Spanish Grand Prix, labeling claims about its unfixable issues as 'BS.' Despite some excitement during qualifying, concerns were raised about the lack of overtaking opportunities during the race.
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via Motorsport WeekFernando Alonso Critiques Current Formula 1 Regulations and PerformanceFernando Alonso has expressed significant frustration with the current state of Formula 1, stating that the sport 'cannot continue this way.' The Aston Martin driver highlighted concerns over the performance limitations of the current generation of cars, particularly after a disappointing qualifying session at the Spanish Grand Prix.
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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.
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via PlanetF1FIA confirms McLaren fine after Lando Norris Spanish GP qualifying incidentThe FIA has confirmed that McLaren has been fined €900 due to Lando Norris exceeding the pit-lane speed limit during the qualifying session at the Spanish Grand Prix. Norris was recorded traveling at 88.5 km/h, which is 8.5 km/h over the allowed limit of 80 km/h. This incident occurred in the early stages of qualifying, shortly before Norris went on to secure pole position.
Norris achieved his third pole of the 2026 season with a time of 1:31.824, narrowly beating Kimi Antonelli of Mercedes by just 0.011 seconds. Despite being classified no higher than fourth in earlier practice sessions, Norris managed to improve significantly during qualifying, showcasing his ability to perform under pressure.Sat 12 Sep · 16:10 UTC
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.Sat 12 Sep · 15:27 UTC
via RacingNews365Lando Norris reveals crash fear ahead of nailing best lap of his F1 careerLando Norris achieved a remarkable pole position for the Spanish Grand Prix, narrowly beating championship leader Kimi Antonelli by just 0.011 seconds. This accomplishment marks the 19th pole of his Formula 1 career and his third this season, showcasing his impressive skill and confidence on the track.
During the qualifying session, Norris revealed that he experienced a moment of fear as he approached the final corner, thinking he might crash into a wall. Despite this anxiety, he managed to deliver one of the best laps of his career, expressing his happiness and pride for both himself and his team after the successful run.Sat 12 Sep · 15:22 UTC
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.Max VERSTAPPEN leads the Qualifying at MadringMax VERSTAPPEN takes the lead from Kimi ANTONELLI — live from Madring, Spain.
via RacingNews365McLaren Initiates Talks to Hire Verstappen's Race EngineerMcLaren is reportedly in discussions with Red Bull to secure Gianpiero Lambiase, Max Verstappen's race engineer, ahead of the 2028 season. The team aims to expedite Lambiase's release as Red Bull prepares for a transition to a new engineer.+ 1 moreSat 12 Sep · 13:40 UTC
via gpfans.comLando Norris Secures Pole Position at 2026 Spanish Grand PrixLando Norris achieved pole position during the qualifying session for the 2026 Formula 1 Spanish Grand Prix. Kimi Antonelli will start alongside him on the front row at the newly inaugurated Madring circuit.+ 7 moreSat 12 Sep · 12:57 UTCGabriel BORTOLETO leads the Practice 3 at MadringGabriel BORTOLETO takes the lead from Lando NORRIS — live from Madring, Spain.
via RacingNews365Red Bull Addresses Ongoing Issues with Max Verstappen's CarMax Verstappen and Red Bull are currently facing significant challenges with the performance of his car. The team is actively working to resolve these issues as they prepare for upcoming races.Sat 12 Sep · 08:30 UTC
via PlanetF1FIA president holds urgent Fernando Alonso and Lawrence Stroll talksFIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem is set to meet with Fernando Alonso to discuss his future in Formula 1, emphasizing that it is unacceptable for the two-time world champion to retire without further success. Alonso has expressed interest in the World Endurance Championship as a potential next step, particularly in light of Aston Martin's struggles this season, where he has been the team's sole points scorer.
Alonso has been vocal about his dissatisfaction with the new engine regulations that prioritize electrical energy. In response, the FIA has made adjustments to support underperforming power units, including increasing test bench hours and revising financial regulations. Ben Sulayem aims to persuade Alonso to continue racing, highlighting the need for the champion to leave on his own terms rather than due to performance issues.Sat 12 Sep · 07:59 UTC
via f1oversteer.comFIA President's Efforts to Retain Alonso Spark Mixed ReactionsFIA President Mohammed Ben Sulayem has expressed a desire to keep Fernando Alonso in Formula 1 beyond 2026. Alonso has responded critically, emphasizing the need for immediate improvements in the sport.+ 2 moreSat 12 Sep · 07:00 UTCPage 8 of 41