Lewis Hamilton secured his first victory with Ferrari at the Barcelona-Catalunya Grand Prix. The win, in his 31st race for the team, marks a resurgence for the 41-year-old driver, who hadn't won since July 2024.
Lewis Hamilton secured his first victory for Ferrari at the Barcelona-Catalunya Grand Prix after a virtual safety car period allowed him to pit and retain the lead. Championship leader Kimi Antonelli retired from second place late in the race due to an electrical issue, with George Russell finishing second and Lando Norris third, completing the first all-British podium since 1968.
Lewis Hamilton won his first race for Ferrari at the Barcelona-Catalunya Grand Prix after a virtual safety car allowed him to pit and retain the lead. Championship leader Kimi Antonelli retired from second place with four laps remaining due to a technical issue. George Russell finished second, and Lando Norris was third, marking the first all-British podium since 1968.
George Russell will start the Barcelona-Catalunya Grand Prix, round seven of the 2026 Formula 1 season, from pole position. Oscar Piastri is set to begin the race in seventh place.
Oscar Piastri will start seventh at the Barcelona-Catalunya Grand Prix after hopes of pole position were dashed in qualifying. Charles Leclerc crashed, while George Russell secured pole ahead of Lewis Hamilton and Kimi Antonelli.
Charles Leclerc crashed into a wall during qualifying for the Barcelona Grand Prix, ending his chances of a front-row start. The Ferrari driver lost control of his car on the braking zone of Turn 4 in Q3.
