Ferrari

Charles Leclerc retires from the Barcelona Grand Prix with a steering failure, conceding he played no part in Ferrari’s victory as Lewis Hamilton returns to the top step. The setback sharpens questions over reliability and leaves Leclerc focused on rebuilding confidence and consistency.

Championship leader Andrea Kimi Antonelli leaves Barcelona without points after retiring from a race he believes Mercedes controlled on pace, while Lewis Hamilton converts Ferrari’s reliability and late-stint speed into a landmark victory.

Lewis Hamilton, George Russell and Lando Norris deliver Formula 1’s first all‑British podium in nearly six decades at the Barcelona Grand Prix, echoing an era last seen in 1968. The result underlines a renewed British presence at the sharp end of the championship.

Reigning world champion Lando Norris settles for third in Barcelona, acknowledging Lewis Hamilton and George Russell had the pace while stressing McLaren’s progress in a demanding race. His podium keeps him firmly in the title conversation but underlines the work still to do.

Lewis Hamilton takes his maiden win for Ferrari at the Barcelona Grand Prix, with Frederic Vasseur calling the triumph a major boost after a difficult spell for the team. The seven-time world champion underlines his tyre management to ignite talk of a new era in red.

Charles Leclerc crashes in Barcelona qualifying and starts only tenth, extending a difficult run just as Ferrari show front-running pace with Lewis Hamilton on the front row.

Lewis Hamilton will start the Barcelona Grand Prix from second on the grid after missing pole by just 0.064 seconds to former teammate George Russell. The Ferrari driver said he expects a race-long battle after overcoming a difficult opening to the weekend.

Charles Leclerc avoids a sporting sanction after stewards review an FP3 incident in which he briefly impeded Nico Hülkenberg at the Barcelona Grand Prix. Ferrari instead receives a formal warning over radio communication procedures.

Charles Leclerc switches to the same Brembo–Carbon Industrie brake configuration used by Lewis Hamilton as Ferrari chase consistency at the Barcelona Grand Prix weekend.

Ferrari arrive in Barcelona with a heavily revised SF-26 aero package, targeting a step towards Mercedes in Formula 1’s new 2026 era. McLaren and Red Bull also bring fresh front wings in a pivotal development round.

Charles Leclerc will run the same brake specification as Lewis Hamilton on his Ferrari during first practice in Barcelona, as the team searches for a fix to Leclerc’s recent stopping troubles. The comparison could shape Ferrari’s technical direction for the rest of the season.

Lewis Hamilton will sit out first practice at the Spanish Grand Prix, with Ferrari reserve Dino Beganovic taking over in FP1 amid a wider wave of rookie outings across the grid.

Lewis Hamilton achieved his second consecutive second-place finish at the Monaco Grand Prix, acknowledging Mercedes' dominance while highlighting Ferrari's ongoing progress in the 2026 Formula 1 season.

Formula 1 drivers Lando Norris and Charles Leclerc are set to appear before the stewards in Monaco, following their late arrival to the official pre-event press conference.

Four-time Formula 1 World Champion Max Verstappen is a leading contender in this weekend's Nürburgring 24 Hours, aiming to replicate a unique achievement previously held solely by Niki Lauda.