Formula 1

The F1 paddock headed to Barcelona for the conclusion of a triple header sequence of races this weekend – and it proved to be an action-packed event all round.

Lewis Hamilton had a tricky time of it in Barcelona, finishing four places behind his team mate despite starting ahead of Charles Leclerc. While his seventh-place finish was upgraded to sixth following Max Verstappen’s penalty, it was still a far cry from...

Williams were expecting a tough time of it in Spain, a track that has not historically suited their car. But their day continually went from bad to worse, with Alex Albon retiring after breaking two front wings while Carlos Sainz trailed home towards the...

Red Bull Team Principal Christian Horner has urged his lead driver Max Verstappen to “keep his nose clean” in upcoming Grands Prix, with the four-time champion now one point away from an automatic race ban following the Spanish Grand Prix.

Fernando Alonso finally broke his points scoring duck as he finished ninth in Barcelona for his first top 10 of the season. The result wasn’t the only thing that sent the fans wild though, with the Spaniard having to be ultra-aggressive to climb through t...

Oscar Piastri returned to winning ways in a scorching Spanish Grand Prix to strengthen his lead at the top of the standings and while there were others who had plenty to celebrate, too, some were itching to get away and put the weekend behind them. Lawren...

Red Bull's decision to put Max Verstappen on the unfancied hard tyre late on in the Spanish Grand Prix aged very badly very quickly - but what was the original logic?

There was even more going on at F1's Spanish GP than two big narratives (one pre-race and one in-race) would suggest. Here's what we learned at Barcelona

Several reliable performers - including one who'd strung together 95% of a great weekend - find themselves towards the bottom of our Spanish GP driver rankings

The McLarens of Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris locked out the Barcelona front row in Qualifying. The next question is can anyone beat them to the first corner when the lights go out for the Spanish Grand Prix.

Oscar Piastri executed a perfect getaway at lights out for the Spanish Grand Prix as his team mate had a poor start, allowing his rival Max Verstappen behind him to roar past and claim second place on track.

Oscar Piastri has further strengthened his championship lead by clinching a commanding victory in the Spanish Grand Prix, the Australian leading team mate Lando Norris in a McLaren 1-2 amid a dramatic end to the race that saw Max Verstappen and George Rus...

Max Verstappen was heavily penalised for dramatically colliding with George Russell on the penultimate lap of the Spanish Grand Prix after he was ordered to allow the Mercedes driver to pass him on the track.

George Russell has shared his reaction to the remarkable collision with Max Verstappen that resulted in a penalty for the Dutchman and dramatically altered the final race order of the Spanish Grand Prix.

Oscar Piastri was left feeling “proud” of his victory in the Spanish Grand Prix, with the Australian managing the different phases of the race – including a dramatic restart following a late Safety Car – to seal his fifth win of the season so far.

We’re getting used to seeing two orange cars at the head of the field – so much so that it’s hard to believe the last time McLaren swept the board in Barcelona was 25 years ago.