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Sainz ended up as Max Verstappen’s closest challenger for pole position in qualifying at Barcelona on Saturday, where Perez was eliminated in Q2 in the second Red Bull.

Verstappen was in a great mood after dominating qualifying for the Spanish Grand Prix and did not hesitate to take an opportunity to throw some shade at his Red Bull team's Mercedes rivals

Spots of rain falling ahead of Q1 led to that segment featuring many offs and a red flag, with Fernando Alonso picking up damage in an incident that meant he was not a pole threat.

Spots of rain falling ahead of Q1 led to that segment featuring many offs and a red flag – with Fernando Alonso picking up damage in an incident that meant he was not a pole threat.

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Mason Mount's off-season has already begun after Chelsea failed to reach either the FA Cup or Champions League final and he may be a Manchester United player next season.

The Barcelona running is significant because Pirelli only has one more session with its 2024 tyres – after the British Grand Prix at Silverstone with Red Bull among those taking part – before the FIA makes a final call on whether to push ahead with the original plan to run…

Verstappen has been head and shoulders above the rest of the drivers on track in Barcelona so far this weekend, but lost his cool a little in final practice as he tried to negotiate the wet weather

Max Verstappen continued his dominant form at the Spanish Grand Prix by topping all three practice sessions, despite rainy conditions, on Saturday. The defending double world champion set the pace in a mostly inconsequential session, outpacing his Red Bull teammate Sergio Perez by 0.250 seconds.