Unlike Circuit Gilles Villeneuve, Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya isn’t the most challenging to drive on. However, it’s easily the trickiest when it comes to overtaking, apart from Monaco. That’s because the Spanish GP circuit only offers one real overtaking spot — leading into Turn 1.
Otherwise, drivers mostly struggle behind their opponents with just milliseconds of difference until they score a chance to overtake. Similar to Monaco, starting from pole can make a huge difference in this race, which is only possible if you nail the qualifying session. To help with that, I present to you the best car setup in F1 25, which can help you ace every sector in Spain and score insane lap times.
