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F1 set to group races by region in 2023 calendar reshuffle
The strategy was revealed by F1 boss Stefano Domenicali during his regular Saturday 'coffee morning' meeting with team principals in Barcelona.
Winners and losers from Spanish GP qualifying
Who had a Saturday in Spain full of pain? Who was beaming in Barcelona at the end of the day? Let’s take a look…
Spanish GP: When to watch race live on Sky Sports
After the glitz and glamour of Formula 1's Miami debut last time out, the series returns to one of its more traditional venues with the Spanish Grand Prix.
Charles Leclerc seals Spanish GP pole ahead of Max Verstappen
Ferrari driver Charles Leclerc will start the Spanish Grand Prix ahead of Max Verstappen on the front row, as the Monegasque looks to seize the momentum back from the Red Bull man in the Drivers’ championship.
Mercedes F1 car improvements offer Hamilton "glimpse of hope"
Mercedes brought a raft of updates for the W13 car to the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya for this weekend's Spanish Grand Prix in the hope of easing the porpoising problem that has blighted Hamilton and teammate George Russell this year.
Spanish Grand Prix: Charles Leclerc Takes Pole After Max Verstappen Loses Power
Formula One's early season pacesetter Charles Leclerc survived intense pressure on Saturday to beat world champion Max Verstappen, who suffered a late loss of power, to pole position for Sunday's Spanish Grand Prix. The Ferrari driver had spun his car on his opening run in the third part of qualifying, but responded with a fast, nerveless and improved lap to regain top spot ahead of the Dutchman who was unable to respond. It brought Leclerc his first pole position in Spain, his fourth of the season and the 13th of his career.
Spanish Grand Prix Qualifying - Charles Leclerc on pole for race after setting fastest time
Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc was fastest in third practice for the Spanish Grand Prix, and once again set the time to beat in qualifying — 1:18.750 — with world champion Max Verstappen setting the second fastest time. Carlos Sainz of Ferrari will start the race alongside George Russell on the second row, with Sergio Perez and Lewis Hamilton fifth and sixth fastest.