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Oscar Piastri led Lando Norris home to hand McLaren a 1-2 win at F1's Spanish Grand Prix, while Max Verstappen was demoted to 10th after seeing red in a battle with Charles Leclerc and George Russell.

Oscar Piastri led Lando Norris home to hand McLaren a 1-2 win at Formula 1's Spanish Grand Prix, while Max Verstappen was demoted to 10th after seeing red in a battle with Charles Leclerc and George Russell.

Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc completes the podium in Barcelona

The original headline for Saturday’s IMSA race report read something like “BOP be damned, Porsche Penske proves perfection again in Detroit”…before the #10 Wayne Taylor Racing Cadillac and #93 Acura Meyer Shank Racing cars instantly changed it, not two-minutes later. The lesson here is that endurance racing can be unpredictable, and…

England manager Thomas Tuchel and a number of England players were at Barcelona’s Circuit de Catalunya for the race.

Sky Sports and Channel 4 broadcast coverage of Formula 1 in the United Kingdom

The Spanish Grand Prix used to be a byword for dull, processional racing, but that has changed – if only a little – in recent years.

The Spanish Grand Prix used to be a byword for dull, processional racing, but that has changed – if only a little – in recent years.

Pole positions typically don't mean much in endurance racing. And while IMSA's Detroit Grand Prix race is considered a sprint by the series' and by definition short in length, it doesn't guarantee that whoever leads the front of the field at the start, will lead it to the checkered flag.…

Note: Lance Stroll, who qualified in 14th, will not start the race due to a hand injury; 19 cars will contest the Grand Prix.

Charles Leclerc made the executive decisions on his tyre choices that led to a "below expectations" seventh on the grid for the Formula 1 Spanish Grand Prix, aiming to have better tyres for the race.