Charles Leclerc's Spanish GP misery handed Max Verstappen the title lead, but with resurgent Mercedes in the mix this season is anything but predictable, writes Andrew Benson.
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Lewis Hamilton says his recovery drive to finish fifth in the Spanish Grand Prix feels "better than a win".
Max Verstappen fights back from an early spin to win the Spanish Grand Prix after title rival Charles Leclerc retires from a dominant lead.
Max Verstappen cruised to triumph in Spain after Charles Leclerc’s dramatic mid-race retirement
1) Charles Leclerc, Ferrari
2) Max Verstappen, Red Bull
3) Carlos Sainz, Ferrari
4) George Russell, Mercedes
5) Sergio Perez, Red Bull
6) Lewis Hamilton, Mercedes
7) Valtteri Bottas, Alfa Romeo
8) Kevin Magnussen, Haas
9) Daniel Ricciardo, McLaren
10) Mick Schumacher, Haas
11) Lando Norris, McLaren
12) Esteban Ocon, Alpine
13) Yuki Tsunoda, AlphaTauri
14) Pierre Gasly, AlphaTauri
15) Guanyu Zhou, AlphaRomeo
16) Sebastian Vettel, Aston Martin
17) Lance Stroll, Aston Martin
18) Alexander Albon, Williams
19) Nicholas Latifi, Williams
20) Fernando Alonso, Alpine
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Lewis Hamilton says he is finding it difficult to get the best out of this year's Mercedes car, despite improvements in Spain.
Charles Leclerc withstands enormous pressure after a spin on his first lap in final qualifying to bounce back and take pole at the Spanish Grand Prix.
Lewis Hamilton hails what he believes is a breakthrough with his Mercedes after a promising showing in Spanish Grand Prix practice.
Championship leader Charles Leclerc heads a Ferrari one-two from Red Bull's Max Verstappen in first practice at the Spanish Grand Prix.
Red Bull ask Formula 1's governing body to launch an inquiry into what they say is Aston Martin copying their car.
Fernando Alonso accuses Formula 1's governing body of "incompetence" and lacking knowledge of racing.
Ferrari's Carlos Sainz calls for a broader debate on the long-term health implications of Formula 1's latest generation of cars.
His 41st birthday fast approaching, and on the ninth anniversary of his last Formula 1 victory, Fernando Alonso is philosophical about life, career, everything.
- Sochi race pulled from the calendar after invasion of Ukraine
- Return to Qatar to fill round-17 gap has been ruled out
The Russian Grand Prix will not be replaced on this year’s calendar after the Formula One race in Sochi was cancelled in the wake of the invasion of Ukraine. The F1 season, which had been set to host a record 23 meetings, will now revert to 22 races.
F1 had been looking at potential alternative venues to stand in for Russia but concluded that the additional costs and burdens another race would have placed on teams and personnel were not warranted.
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Formula 1 abandons plans to replace cancelled Russian Grand Prix with extra races in Qatar or Singapore.