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If there was one weekend this year where Carlos Sainz was hoping that better Williams form and perhaps some attrition ahead would combine to propel him up the order it was always going to be his home race in Madrid. Unfortunately, while the local hero received huge support, the new track did not favour the Williams FW48 from the start of practice on the car’s final outing before the Baku upgrade package arrives....

Victoria Farfus topped the timesheets as F1 ACADEMY concluded its 2026 Rookie Test at the Circuito de Navarra. Designed to give up-and-coming young female drivers the chance to demonstrate their potential for a future full-time seat or Wild Card opportunity on a level playing field, the second edition of the Rookie Test featured an expanded format. Last month’s Rookie Training Camp at Loughborough University saw the field undertake a range of physical and cognitive assessments alongside interactive workshops to accelerate their development on and off the track....

Victory went to Kimi Antonelli at the Spanish Grand Prix after the timing of the Virtual Safety Car scuppered Lando Norris' efforts. But who impressed our Power Rankings judges over the course of the weekend at the all-new Madring? Check out the latest scores and overall leaderboard below… Norris appeared to do everything right last weekend, bouncing back from technical troubles during Friday practice to take a superb pole position and then surging into a comfortable lead in the early stages of the race....

Lando Norris and McLaren were left despondent after a race that looked to be theirs got away in Madrid. For the second time in seven days Kimi Antonelli benefitted from a Virtual Safety Car and in Spain he snaffled the win away from a driver who did everything right. McLaren were desperately unlucky with the timing of the VSC. They missed out on both ends of it by small margins. Lance Stroll’s car was stationary for a full 30 seconds before the VSC was deployed, after he was forced to stop on track with a mechanical problem on his Aston Martin....

Loser: Lando Norris Kimi Antonelli made it eight wins in 14 Grands Prix this year as he benefitted from some bad luck for Lando Norris to triumph in Spain. Lawrence Barretto selects his winners and losers from the first Spanish Grand Prix at the Madring. “A bit of a masterpiece,” was how McLaren boss Andrea Stella described Lando Norris' lap in Qualifying to take his third pole of the year and 19th of his career....

How the drivers tackled a new challenge The addition of a new circuit brings with it adrenaline, curiosity and a sense of trepidation as no one quite knows how its debut will play out - and the Madring certainly delivered on all of the above. Here are the biggest lessons we’ve taken away from the Spanish Grand Prix weekend… There are so many factors that can influence the success of a driver’s race, from unpredictable changes in the weather to split-second strategy calls, but for most of the season, they can at least rely on the consistency of track layouts they’ve learned by heart over the years....

Formula 3 runner-up Freddie Slater, who is part of the Audi Driver Development Programme, will make the step up to Formula 2 with Invicta Racing for the 2027 campaign. After a standout rookie season that included one Feature Race victory, three pole positions and eight podiums, Slater narrowly lost out on claiming this year’s F3 title by 14 points to Ugo Ugochukwu. Having signed as the first member of the Audi Driver Development Programme earlier this year, the 18-year-old will move into F2 with Invicta Racing, the squad that won back-to-back Drivers' and Teams' Championships in 2024 and 2025....

Laurent Mekies has praised Liam Lawson’s “very strong” stint with Red Bull, with the New Zealander standing in for the injured Isack Hadjar across the last three race weekends. Lawson’s promotion back to Red Bull, albeit on a temporary basis, has been a chance of redemption after the 24-year-old managed just two race weekends for the team at the start of the 2025 season before being sent back to Racing Bulls....

Franco Colapinto believes that his seventh-place finish in last weekend’s Spanish Grand Prix culminated in “probably my best race weekend” for Alpine this season. The Argentinian finished best of the rest behind the leading teams on Formula 1’s first visit to the Madring after a strong weekend overall. Colapinto out-qualified Alpine team mate Pierre Gasly for only the second time this season in P9. Having jumped ahead of Oscar Piastri’s McLaren at the start and benefitted when Lewis Hamilton retired his Ferrari, a pit stop under the race’s only Virtual Safety Car ensured Colapinto remained in the points at the chequered flag....

Esteban Ocon was left “disappointed” after just missing out on points with his 11th-placed finish at the Spanish Grand Prix, the closest he has come to scoring since Monaco. However, the American squad took the silver linings from their disappointment given their latest raft of upgrades are seemingly delivering. The team’s last big package of parts was all the way back in Canada, and did not have the desired effect as a strong start to the season petered out into plenty of Q1 exits and fighting with the likes of Williams and Aston Martin....

Yuki Tsunoda endured a race to forget in Madrid, as the Racing Bulls stand-in finished down in 14th on a day that could end up being his final Formula 1 start. After being hit by Carlos Sainz at the first corner, he was left driving a damaged Racing Bulls car and thus never had a chance to make any progress. The Madring was Tsunoda’s third outing as replacement for Liam Lawson, who in turn was drafted into Red Bull to deputise for the injured Isack Hadjar....

Fred Vasseur was confident that Charles Leclerc could’ve won the Spanish Grand Prix if an incident had disrupted the latter stages of the race, with the Ferrari Team Principal believing that “the potential is there” for the team. Leclerc qualified fifth and gained an early position from the retirement of his team mate Lewis Hamilton, but unlike those around him, he and the team opted not to pit for fresh tyres when the Virtual Safety Car was deployed....

Oscar Piastri had a race to forget in Madrid after a first lap incident derailed his afternoon on a day where Lando Norris showed the McLaren had the pace to fight for the win. The Australian finished down in eighth place, behind the Alpine of Franco Colapinto, and while the unlucky timing of the Virtual Safety Car prevented his team mate from fighting for the win, Piastri had his own slice of misfortune....