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Spanish Grand Prix 2024: European triple-header kicks off at Circuit de-Catalunya Barcelona

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Heading to Spain, Red Bull looks to win for 3rd Straight time. McLaren aims to continue their impressive form that was displayed at the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve. While Ferrari would like to forget the previous GP and come back on top.


The Spanish Grand Prix kicks off the triple header, as the European leg of the season starts. Red Bull’s recent technical woes and potential penalties cast a shadow over their dominance. Can they regain control, or will Ferrari capitalize on their momentum and a Barcelona track suited to their car? McLaren, the season’s surprise, and an upgraded Mercedes add spice to the mix, making this Spanish showdown a true test for all contenders.

Know The Circuit

Spanish Grand Prix 2024: European triple-header kicks off at Circuit de-Catalunya Barcelona


The Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya, a 4.657 kilometer (2.894 mile) masterpiece nestled near Barcelona, Spain, is renowned for its ability to push both car and driver to their limits. Long stretches of high-speed straights, like the 1,047-meter pit straight, set the stage for exhilarating battles in acceleration and DRS-assisted overtaking maneuvers into the first turn, a crucial braking zone. Maintaining control and aerodynamic efficiency is paramount as drivers navigate a series of medium and high-speed corners, with Turns 3 and the Campsa corner complex (Turns 9 and 10) proving particularly challenging tests of a car’s balance and setup.

But Barcelona isn’t just about raw speed. Sharp chicanes like La Caixa (Turns 13 and 14) demand lightning-fast reflexes and precise steering inputs to maintain momentum through these tight turns. The final sector truly separates the skilled from the merely fast. Here, a combination of slow hairpins and medium-speed corners puts tire management at a premium. Drivers must find the perfect balance between pushing their car for optimal performance and preserving tire life for the crucial latter stages of the race.

This diverse layout ensures the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya is a true test for all contenders. Teams need to meticulously craft a car with a well-rounded package, striking a crucial balance between downforce for the technical sections and a low-drag configuration for the high-speed straights.


Red Bull Chasing Consistency in Barcelona: Verstappen Leads, But Can They Follow?


Red Bull arrives in Barcelona with a spring in their step, thanks to Max Verstappen’s dominant win in Canada. Verstappen leads the driver’s championship comfortably, showcasing the raw speed of the RB17. However, beneath the celebratory surface, cracks are beginning to show.

Spanish Grand Prix 2024: European triple-header kicks off at Circuit de-Catalunya Barcelona
Max Verstappen and Oracle Red Bull Racing celebrate victory after the Grand Prix of Canada at Circuit Gilles Villeneuve (Photo by Mark Thompson/Getty Images/Red Bull Content Pool)


Reliability remains a concern. Sergio Perez’s retirement in Canada due to Perez’s late-race crash and 3-place grid penalty for the upcoming weekend. This makes it even harder for him to support Verstappen, especially on a track like Barcelona where overtaking is notoriously difficult.

Marko initially wanted Perez to wait for a contract extension so he would not slack off. This did happen in Canada. Marko said:
“He didn’t have to comply. We extended his contract because we wanted to bring calm to our team. Unfortunately, that didn’t work out. But now Checo has three races before the at three real circuits, so he can prove himself.”
Perez finished no further than eighth in Imola and then failed to score any points in the Monaco and Canada Grands Prix, after crashing in both races. As a result, he is currently ahead of Charles Leclerc, Lando Norris and Carlos Sainz in the F1 championship.


“Coming into Spain I know I need a successful weekend, after a disaster in Canada,” Perez looks ahead to the Spanish GP. “Sometimes you are forced to reset a little and we have done that since the last race. I have been in Milton Keynes working with the Team to try and identify where and what we can do better to ensure I am getting the most out of this car.”


Throughout what has been a relatively tricky last six weeks or so for the reigning constructors’ champions, Red Bull have regularly hinted they expect things to run far more smoothly from this point onwards. The characteristics of the track in Barcelona, one of F1’s most used circuits for testing, are expected to suit the field-leading aerodynamic efficiency of the RB20.


Ferrari: Back on Track in Barcelona? (Maybe)


Ferrari arrives in Spain desperate to bounce back from a disastrous Canadian Grand Prix. A double retirement for Leclerc and Sainz left them empty-handed. However, there’s a flicker of hope as historically, the Circuit de Barcelona has suited their car’s characteristics.

The focus for Ferrari will be on reliability. They need to address the gremlins that plagued them in Canada to challenge for the win. Barcelona’s long straights should favor their powerful engine, but can they translate raw pace into race-day results?
While Ferrari has seemingly made strides this season, Vasseur warned against letting complacency creep into the situation.


“We have to continue like this, but the worst-case scenario would be to imagine that it’s done, that it will be like this until the end. We are competing more with McLaren or Red Bull and it will be up and down until the end of the season.
“We have to score good points when we are not at the top and to be able to win when we are there. But nothing changes.”


Reports out of Italy suggest that Ferrari is trying to speed up planned upgrades in order to be ready for the Spanish Grand Prix. New parts designed to improve speed were expected to be in place for the July 7 British Grand Prix.
But rather than waiting two more races, Ferrari is hoping to complete those upgrades immediately and roll them out in Barcelona. It seems that a double elimination led to enough frustration within the team that Ferrari decided not to wait two more races to make improvements.


Ferrari’s objective is for the updated floor to improve low speed-performance. It is almost certain that both drivers will have the new specifications. In addition to the new floor, we should see changes to the rear bodywork, tray area and ramps towards the diffuser, as well as improved small deflector elements.

This is an important step forward, which should respond to McLaren’s attack and repel the progress at Mercedes. Ferrari hopes to improve aerodynamic efficiency and load quality – which should allow them to keep the pressure on Verstappen. As always, the Barcelona circuit should provide a good verdict on the quality of work done.
Leclerc trails Verstappen in the championship, and a strong showing in Spain is crucial. Teammate Sainz, racing at his home Grand Prix, will be pushing hard to add some much-needed points for the Scuderia. Can Ferrari overcome their recent struggles and reignite their championship challenge?

McLaren: Momentum Masters in Spain?


McLaren heads to Barcelona riding a wave of momentum. Lando Norris’ maiden win in Miami and consistent podium finishes since have propelled them into third place in the constructors’ championship.

The key for McLaren will be adapting their car to the demands of the Circuit de Catalunya. While their car excels on street circuits, Barcelona’s mix of high-speed corners and long straights presents a different challenge. Can they find the right setup to maintain their recent strong performances?
Reports suggest McLaren will introduce a new floor designed to improve tire warm-up. This could be a game-changer for them in Spain. A well-functioning floor generates aerodynamic downforce that helps manage airflow over the tires, influencing their temperature and grip levels. Regarding the upgrades, in the upcoming races, Stella revealed:


“For the coming races, we will have some upgrades, but they won’t be a single kind of big upgrade like we have seen over the last 12 months. This is more some individual components where we found a little bit of performance and rather than waiting to deploy everything together once ready we take it track side. So I won’t say what but we will see some new stuff coming over the few coming races.”


Norris sits comfortably behind Leclerc in the driver’s standings, and a strong showing in Spain could see him close the gap. Teammate Oscar Piastri has also been impressive, consistently scoring points. McLaren needs to capitalize on their current form and translate it into consistent results.
Can McLaren maintain their momentum and solidify their position as the best of the rest, or will the unique demands of Barcelona expose weaknesses in their car?


Are Mercedes really back?
Following the Canadian Grand Prix, Mercedes had their finest weekend of the 2024 season. With a second-place finish after starting on pole, George Russell gave the team its first podium of the season, and teammate Lewis Hamilton’s fourth-place finish, along with the bonus point for the fastest lap of the race, helped the Silver Arrows earn 28 points over the course of the weekend in Montreal.


Mercedes has been trying to make upgrades all season long and is set to introduce a new floor upgrade for the Spanish Grand Prix, following the success of a new front wing introduced recently. The new front wing has improved the balance characteristics of the car and suggested progress in understanding the current ground effect machinery. The team is happy with the progress that has been made thus far. With further developments planned, including the new floor, Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff expressed optimism that the team is moving away from past difficulties where improvements didn’t meet expectations.

Previewing this weekend’s Spanish Grand Prix, Mercedes Team Principal Toto Wolff outlined

“We have continued to make incremental gains across the past few races. It was encouraging therefore to take another positive step forward in Canada,”
“Now directionally we seem to be adding performance every weekend and we have new stuff coming also, new parts coming in Barcelona that should help us. So I would very much hope that we can continue this positive trajectory.”

Carlos Sainz’s future
Two Formula One teams are making offers to Carlos Sainz, but they won’t hold out for long, and the Spanish Grand Prix, also a home race, is widely regarded as his chance to make a commitment to his career.

Sainz has to choose whether to commit to Audi, which is taking over the Sauber team ahead of the 2026 season, or give up on the possibility of a place at Mercedes. Nevertheless, it seems that a lot of rebuilding work is needed despite the abundance of resources available, not to mention the need to create a brand-new power unit that can rival the latest generation from well-known suppliers like Mercedes, Ferrari, and Honda.


That might be forcing Sainz toward Williams, which, although being at the end of the grid right now, is undergoing an amazing makeover under James Vowles’ leadership, supported by funding from owners Dorilton Capital. The team anticipates that this will result in better performance when 2026 and 2027 roll around. Additionally, it hopes to gain from the brand-new power units that go into service in 2026. Williams’ agreement ensures that Mercedes, which had the best unit by a wide margin following the most recent significant regulation change in 2014, will continue to provide it
But Sainz’s decision is only the beginning. His pick might serve as the catalyst for a chain reaction of driver actions, with the team Sainz rejects then going for their second option and possibly causing more moves that will fill several of the eight open spots on the 2025 grid.

Weather Conditions


FRIDAY, JUNE 21 – FP1 AND FP2
Maximum temperature expected: 26 Celsius
Minimum temperature expected: 16 Celsius

SATURDAY, JUNE 22 – FP3 AND QUALIFYING
Maximum temperature expected: 27 Celsius
Minimum temperature expected: 17 Celsius


SUNDAY, JUNE 23 – THE RACE
Maximum temperature expected: 23 Celsius
Minimum temperature expected: 17 Celsius

Weekend Schedule

You can watch all the sessions live on F1TV or Fancode. The detailed schedule is given below:

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Formula 1 British Grand Prix Review: The Race Of A Lifetime

The Formula 1 British Grand Prix was a story to tell for most drivers. A dream podium, a home race win, rain chaos, and multiple DNFs, the British GP had everything on offer.

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Lando Norris wins the Formula 1 British Grand Prix

Whenever Formula 1 visits Silverstone for the British Grand Prix, it always turns out to be one hell of a weekend, and this race was no different. It had everything you would want when you’re sitting in front of the screen on a Sunday afternoon with a drink in hand. There was rain, there was chaos, there was even Nico Hülkenberg on the podium – a race full of uncertainties.

Controversial Home Race Win

Lando Norris made it two wins in a row on Sunday, beating teammate Oscar Piastri to the finish line. Oscar led most of the race until a 10-second time penalty for reckless driving was given to him due to aggressive braking, which caused Max Verstappen to take evasive action. Soon after the restart, Max was overtaken by Lando Norris, which put him in the net race lead. This turned into P1 on track shortly after the pit stop onto slicks, as Oscar served his penalty.

Lando joined the club of 8 time race winners, an A-list with some great names, and what a way to do it – by winning your home race!

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Hülkenburg Counters The Odds


Nico Hülkenberg writes a story of his own. 239 Race Starts later, the man in green has gotten himself and Sauber a podium. After 15 long years, the wait came to an end, and the stars finally aligned. Following the rainy chaos, Nico made all the right calls to propel himself up the grid. He was running P4 behind Lance Stroll, where an overtake on the Aston followed shortly after.

In the dying laps, he was being chased by a desperate Lewis Hamilton in Scarlet Red. However, he kept his cool and achieved what hadn’t been possible for so long.



The Streak Ends With Ferrari

Lewis Hamilton had a 13-year-long streak of scoring podiums at his home race. However, every tale must come to an end. Lewis Hamilton fell one position short of the podium, a valiant effort from the Brit. He expressed his disappointment in a post-race review, saying he was not at all happy about the race.


Charles Leclerc, on the other side of the garage, had a worse day. Jumping the gun on the slick tires early was a gamble he made, but it was a gamble that did not work. Later on, he struggled with tires following a series of VSCs, he even had an off at Beckets, cutting across the grass to add to his dismay. At the end, no points were scored by the Monegasque, a day to write off for him.

Mercedes Missed Out On An Opportunity

Following reports of talks between Max and Mercedes, they were in the spotlight coming into this weekend. A decent qualifying from the pair of George Russell and Kimi Antonelli gave them a fighting chance on Sunday. George called the change onto slicks at the end of the formation lap, and Kimi was rear-ended by Isack Hadjar, causing heavy damage to his diffuser, resulting in a retirement. George kept being in the wrong place at the wrong time, ultimately crossing the line in P10, scoring one singular point.

Formula 1 British Grand Prix Review: The Race Of A Lifetime
British Grand Prix, Sunday. Photo: Glenn Dunbar

Verstappen Struggles On Track

Red Bull ran a low downforce setup for the race, which cost them when a rain shower had showered on the track. Max was caught sliding on multiple corner exits due to the lack of downforce. Despite this, he held a strong challenge for the starting half of the race. However, at the Safety Car restart, he had a spin on the entry of the Vale chicane.

Formula 1 British Grand Prix Review: The Race Of A Lifetime
NORTHAMPTON, ENGLAND – JULY 06: Max Verstappen of the Netherlands driving the (1) Oracle Red Bull Racing RB21 on track during the F1 Grand Prix of Great Britain at Silverstone Circuit on July 06, 2025 in Northampton, England. (Photo by Clive Mason/Getty Images) // Getty Images / Red Bull Content Pool

A good recovery by the Dutchman limited damage and placed him P10. From there, a decent effort to fight back moved him up into P5, scoring decent points. Teammate Yuki Tsunoda found it difficult, saying he did not know why the pace of the car disappeared in the race. He finished P15, last of the classified drivers.

Williams Return To Points

After a treacherous recent few rounds for the Williams outfit, finally, some luck struck with a points finish. Although Carlos missed out on points by a slim margin, teammate Alex Albon scored a respectable P8 in changing conditions

Aston Get Two Cars Into The Top 10

Both Lance Stroll and Fernando Alonso secured a points finish on Sunday, even though both of them complained about the car and the package after the race.

Lance, at one point, was running in the podium positions, but he was overtaken by Nico shortly after. He ended up crossing the line in P6. Tire degradation was a prominent issue in the car, according to him in a post-race interview.

Fernando scored P8, but he showed frustration at the team’s strategy and how they always get it wrong for him.

Race Results



Standings




Next Round In Spa

For the next race weekend, we head to the hilly forest of Spa-Francorchamps. A part home race for Lando and Max. The high-speed spectacle is sure to put on a show, the longest track on the F1 Calendar includes many overtaking spots and iconic corners such as Eau Rouge and Radillon

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Formula One’s Constant: The British GP

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Formula One's Constant: The British GP

The F1 Paddock heads to Silverstone this weekend. The place where it all started. Silverstone is one of the most historic tracks on the Formula 1 Calendar.

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The 2025 Formula 1 British Grand Prix roars into Silverstone this weekend, bringing with it a fierce championship battle, homegrown heroes, and the electric atmosphere only this iconic circuit can deliver. As Round 12 of a tightly contested season, all eyes are on McLaren’s Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris, currently locked in a close title fight as they look to extend their dominance on home soil. Meanwhile, seven-time world champion Lewis Hamilton returns to his home Grand Prix in Ferrari red, adding another layer of drama for British fans. With sell-out crowds, unpredictable weather, and the historic weight of Silverstone, this year’s race promises to be one of the most thrilling yet.

About The Track

Formula One's Constant: The British GP

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Silverstone Circuit is renowned as one of Formula 1’s most iconic and challenging tracks, blending high-speed straights with a technical mix of sweeping corners. Measuring 5.891 kilometers, the former RAF airfield is a true test of car balance and driver bravery, especially through legendary sections like Maggots, Becketts, and Chapel, where rapid directional changes demand razor-sharp precision. The track’s fast-flowing nature rewards aerodynamic efficiency and cornering stability, making it a favourite among drivers. With unpredictable British weather often playing a role, and overtaking opportunities at corners like Stowe and Vale, Silverstone delivers both strategic complexity and spectacular racing action year after year.

Pirelli’s Specifications



Stories This Weekend

Special Liveries


McLaren dropped a gorgeous livery for their home race in Silverstone. A lot of chrome on the car to keep them standing out on track. This is a throwback to their iconic Vodafone Chrome livery in the late 200s



VCARB also brought out a fancy spray paint livery after a good result for them in Austria.


Hamilton At Home In Red

Lewis Hamilton makes his first appearance at home for the Scarlet Outfit. He has a record of a 14-year-long streak of top 3 finishes at his home race. He will be looking to keep that going coming into this weekend.


Rumours Of Verstappen x Mercedes

Sky Sports Italy put out a post on X saying that talks are in advanced stages between Max and Mercedes, George Russel and Max’s future remains uncertain at this stage. George expressed his will to stay at Mercedes for the foreseeable future.


F1 Movie Release

The long awaited F1 Movie produced by Lewis Hamilton starring Brad Pitt and Damson Idris makes its first appearance in the big screens. With a lot of positive reviews, the movie is a recommended watch.

Weekend Schedule



Weekend Forecast

Friday: 22°C, Wind 29 km/h, 10% chance of rain
Saturday: 21°C, Wind 24 km/h, 45% chance of rain
Sunday: 21°C, Wind 24 km/h, 10% chance of rain.

It’s windier than usual, making cars unpredictable. Droplets of rain are expected during Qualifying

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Austrian GP Review: Lando Withers The Storm, Piastri Falls Short, Sauber Double Points

A scintillating Austrian GP brought out the best of our Championship Leaders. From Lando and Piastri’s tussle on track, Antonelli misjudges his braking zone and takes out Verstappen, Lawson P6, and Sauber, getting both cars in the points! The race in Spielberg had a lot to offer.

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Austrian GP Review: Lando Withers The Storm, Piastri Falls Short, Sauber Double Points
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A scintillating Austrian GP brought out the best of our Championship Leaders. From Lando and Piastri’s tussle on track, Antonelli misjudges his braking zone and takes out Verstappen, Lawson P6, and Sauber, getting both cars in the points! The race in Spielberg had a lot to offer.

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McLaren Top The Charts

Austrian GP: Lando Norris
SPIELBERG, AUSTRIA – JUNE 29: Race winner Lando Norris of Great Britain and McLaren celebrates on the podium with Champagne during the F1 Grand Prix of Austria at Red Bull Ring on June 29, 2025 in Spielberg, Austria. (Photo by Joe Portlock/Getty Images)

Lando Norris scored a near-perfect weekend, topping every session he participated in. Formula 2 rookie Alexander Dunne got a taste of Formula 1 in FP1, setting a lap just two-tenths away from the top time that session.

Lando topped the sheets in Qualifying, landing him a clear road ahead for the start of the Austrian GP. Lando got away well at the beginning, maintaining his lead. A 21-lap-long attack from his teammate Piastri for the lead of the race was long and intense. It brought out the best that the Leaders had to offer, with no room for error; maintaining the lead was crucial for a strategic advantage.

Lando was holding off his teammate, giving him priority in the pit stops. Piastri employed an overcut strategy and attempted an attack on Lando in the dying stages of the Austrian GP. However, passing backmarkers who were in a battle of their own wasn’t as easy as it seemed.

At the line, the McLarens crossed the line P1 and P2, scoring maximum points for the team and making the WDC Battle a whole lot more interesting.


Ferrari Scores Valuable Points

The team in P2 of the Constructors scored big points on Sunday, with Charles Leclerc scoring P3 and Lewis Hamilton falling short of the podium in P4. However, it was not sunny days for the Scarlet Outfit. Once again, another miscommunication and strategy blunder by the Ferrari team ruled out any opportunity for Lewis to move up the field. With 20 laps to go in the race, Lewis Hamilton was on the Hard compound tires and wanted to run to the end on that set, possibly. Ferrari ignored that call and brought Lewis into the pits anyway.

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Two Sides Of The Coin for Mercedes

Rookie Kimi Antonelli got into trouble early on in the Austrian GP, misjudging the braking point in T3 and running into the back of Max Verstappen and ending both their races prematurely on Lap 1.

George Russell was our race winner last race weekend in Canada; however, this time, the package wasn’t present. He was 60s off the leading pair, finishing P5.

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Sauber Scores Double Points

For the first time in a while, Sauber dragged both their cars into the points, with Gabriel Bortoleto in P8 and Nico Hulkenberg in P9. The upgrade package seems to be working for Sauber.

Sauber has outscored Red Bull over the last 3 races. Sauber has scored 20 points, whereas Red Bull has scored 19.

Williams Faces Issues

Williams has not had the most incredible run of races in the most recent rounds. This round, however, was much worse—a double DNF for the prestigious British outfit. Carlos Sainz was on the back foot all weekend long. A stalled car on the formation lap was the cherry on top. Even though he was able to get the car running, an early retirement led to disappointment.
His teammate had no better luck, facing a DNF as well.


Other Notable Performances

Liam Lawson scores his best result of the season, earning a well-deserved P6 for the VCARB driver, which secures him some much-needed points.

Fernando Alonso crossed the line in P7, making it points scored in 4 consecutive races for the Spaniard. It was a massive comeback after what was considered his career-worst start to the season.

Esteban Ocon landed Haas a single point; a very well-run, under-the-radar race brings home a valuable point.

Austrian GP Results

Standings

Next Race In Silverstone

Its Lewis Hamilton’s first home race in red! He’ll be looking to continue his 11 year long record of finishing in the top 3 in Silverstone.
The WDC gap closes and gets tense.
Mercedes and Verstappen look for redemption.
Williams look for solid ground.

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