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via newsonf1.comHadjar return still uncertain for BakuSep.12 (GMM) Isack Hadjar’s wrist injury appears more serious than initially hoped, with the Red Bull driver still wearing a substantial brace in Madrid and Laurent Mekies refusing to guarantee he will return in Baku. Hadjar has now missed three races, with Liam Lawson again substituting this weekend. Mekies said Red Bull had no hesitation…
via the-race.comFIA President Seeks Solutions to Retain Fernando Alonso in F1Fernando Alonso's uncertain future in Formula 1 has raised concerns within the sport. FIA President Mohammed Ben Sulayem is reportedly exploring new rule concessions to support Honda's development and encourage Alonso to continue racing.
+ 1 moreFri 11 Sep · 20:47 UTC
via Sky Sports F1George Russell Expresses Concerns Over Tyre Wear in SpainGeorge Russell has voiced concerns regarding tyre wear ahead of the Spanish Grand Prix at the new Madring circuit. Despite these worries, he managed to secure a top five position in both practice sessions.
+ 2 moreFri 11 Sep · 18:04 UTC
via Motorsport.comVerstappen Advocates for Driver Input on New F1 CircuitsMax Verstappen has urged Formula 1 to involve drivers in the design of new circuits, particularly in light of concerns about overtaking at the new Madrid track. Despite some chaos in earlier races, the F1 sessions have experienced limited incidents so far.
+ 1 moreFri 11 Sep · 18:00 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 f1oversteer.comAlex Brundle heard Lewis Hamilton being ‘pressured’ by Ferrari in unaired radio message at MadringDuring the first day of practice at the Spanish Grand Prix, Alex Brundle reported that Ferrari's pit wall was pressuring Lewis Hamilton to increase his commitment through Turn 12. This corner is noted for its challenging characteristics, and the team emphasized the importance of this area for their energy deployment strategy. Hamilton was struggling in this section, which was crucial for optimizing engine delivery.
In the practice sessions, George Russell led FP1 while Kimi Antonelli set the fastest time in FP2. Charles Leclerc performed well for Ferrari but was still significantly behind the Mercedes drivers, particularly in the final sector. The overall performance of the Ferrari cars indicated inconsistencies, particularly in matching the pace of their competitors.
Fri 11 Sep · 17:00 UTC
via AutosportF1 Spanish GP: Antonelli tops FP3 after Hamilton and Bearman cause red flagsKimi Antonelli secured the fastest time in the final practice session for the Spanish Grand Prix, clocking in at 1m32.797s. The session was interrupted by two separate crashes, first involving Lewis Hamilton, who damaged his front wing after hitting the wall, and later Oliver Bearman, whose crash brought out another red flag.
Despite the interruptions, Antonelli managed to reclaim the top spot after initially being behind Charles Leclerc. Leclerc had set a competitive time of 1m32.963s before Antonelli's final lap. The session concluded with Antonelli leading, followed by Leclerc and McLaren drivers Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris.
Sat 12 Sep · 12:05 UTC
via Motorsport WeekKimi Antonelli Tops Free Practice 2 at Spanish Grand PrixKimi Antonelli recorded the fastest time in Free Practice 2 for the Spanish Grand Prix at the Madring. He finished ahead of notable competitors Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton during the session.+ 1 moreFri 11 Sep · 16:03 UTC
via RacingNews365Kimi Antonelli Leads FP2 at Madring for Spanish Grand PrixKimi Antonelli topped the second practice session at the Madring circuit for the Spanish Grand Prix. His performance outpaced notable competitors including Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc./16x9%20single%20image%20-%202026-09-11T121422.901.webp)
via Formula1.comTeams Share Insights After First Practice in SpainTeams and drivers provided feedback following the initial practice session for the 2026 Spanish Grand Prix. The session took place at the Madrid circuit, allowing teams to assess their performance ahead of the race.
Fri 11 Sep · 15:04 UTC
via PlanetF1Kimi Antonelli Leads After Challenging FP2 at Spanish Grand PrixKimi Antonelli recorded the fastest time in the second practice session for the Spanish Grand Prix at Madring. The session took place under hot conditions, with notable performances from other drivers including Ferrari's Charles Leclerc.+ 2 moreFri 11 Sep · 14:45 UTC
via CrashLewis Hamilton Criticized for Driving Behavior in Madrid PracticeLewis Hamilton faced criticism from multiple Formula 1 rivals during the opening practice session at the new Madring circuit. Several drivers accused him of unsportsmanlike conduct and creating dangerous situations on the track.
+ 3 moreFri 11 Sep · 14:38 UTC
via PlanetF1Martin Brundle held FIA stewards talks after Rosberg disagreementMartin Brundle and Nico Rosberg had a debate regarding the incident between Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc during the Italian Grand Prix. Brundle checked with the FIA stewards, who decided not to take any action, leading to a light-hearted disagreement between the two commentators about who was at fault in the incident.
Brundle stood firm on his opinion that both drivers contributed to the clash, while Rosberg believed Leclerc was entirely at fault. Despite their differing views, both commentators acknowledged the complexities of racing incidents, especially during the first lap of a Grand Prix.Fri 11 Sep · 14:33 UTC
via CrashLeclerc to Race with Older Engine After Monza IncidentCharles Leclerc will not utilize the latest Ferrari ADUO2 engine at the Spanish Grand Prix due to damage sustained in a crash during the Italian Grand Prix. As a result, he will face a performance disadvantage compared to his teammate.+ 2 moreFri 11 Sep · 14:03 UTC
via gpfans.comHamilton's Crash Highlights Final Practice for Spanish Grand PrixFinal practice for the Spanish Grand Prix featured a significant red flag due to a crash involving Lewis Hamilton. The session followed a previous incident on Friday where another driver also encountered barriers.
+ 1 moreFri 11 Sep · 13:34 UTC
via f1oversteer.comCharles Leclerc’s instant radio message on Lewis Hamilton moment at Madring proves Ferrari’s changeDuring Free Practice One at the inaugural Madring, Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton secured third and fourth places, respectively, while George Russell led the session. Following a challenging performance at Monza, Ferrari showed signs of improvement as both drivers managed to avoid conflicts on track, which was a relief for team principal Fred Vasseur.
Leclerc demonstrated a notable change in behavior by calmly addressing a near-miss with Hamilton over the radio, suggesting a more diplomatic approach within the team. This incident has raised questions about whether this newfound professionalism will persist as the competition intensifies during the race weekend.Fri 11 Sep · 13:30 UTC
via Motorsport.comFerrari "too late" to prioritise Lewis Hamilton in F1 title fight, says Jolyon PalmerFormer Formula 1 driver and F1 TV pundit Jolyon Palmer believes Ferrari has missed its window to prioritise Lewis Hamilton's championship bid, arguing that the Maranello outfit has already allowed its title hopes to slip away. The Fred Vasseur-led team arrived at the Spanish Grand Prix on the back of a disastrous home race at Monza. Starting third and fourth, Hamilton and team-mate Charles ... Keep readingFri 11 Sep · 13:09 UTC
via PlanetF1Lewis Hamilton Criticized for Controversial Actions at Spanish Grand PrixLewis Hamilton faced criticism from Sky Sports F1 analyst Anthony Davidson following incidents during the Spanish Grand Prix weekend. Davidson emphasized the importance of safety and advised young drivers to avoid similar behavior.+ 1 moreFri 11 Sep · 13:02 UTC
via gpfans.comFerrari Drivers Face Power Unit Disparity at Spanish Grand PrixFerrari has decided to equip Lewis Hamilton with a pre-ADUO2 update power unit for the Spanish Grand Prix. This decision places Charles Leclerc at a disadvantage compared to his teammate.+ 1 moreFri 11 Sep · 13:00 UTCPage 7 of 31