
Lando Norris loses the lead due to a Virtual Safety Car after Stroll abandons; Hamilton retires due to brake problems.
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The Madrid Grand Prix is a new addition to the Formula 1 calendar. The race is held on an urban layout that has presented difficulties for overtaking.
After an intense Saturday with the classification achieved by Lando Norris at the Madring circuit, this Sunday the first race is being held on the new F1 World Championship layout. The British McLaren driver, who confirmed the good moment of the Woking team after achieving pole position, began dominating the race with great solvency and opened a good gap with respect to his pursuer, the World Championship leader, Andrea Kimi Antonelli. However, a retirement from Stroll caused the Virtual Safety Car to come out and hurt Norris, who was unable to make a stop after passing right along the main straight. The rest of the grid took the opportunity to go through the box and gained time that the British McLaren driver then lost on the next lap when he made the stop. This benefited Leclerc, who became the new leader of the race. His Ferrari garage mate, Lewis Hamilton, had to retire on the seventh lap after his car had brake problems. However, the Monegasque driver had not made his mandatory stop and with eight laps remaining he entered the pit lane to change the tires and Antonelli took over the lead.
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Kimi Antonelli leads the race after Leclerc stops with eight laps remaining.
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