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Formula 1 heads to Barcelona for the Spanish Grand Prix this weekend, marking the final stop of a triple header sequence – and here’s all the information you need to follow the action live on F1 TV.

Spain plays host to the ninth race weekend of the season, but what does the weather have in store for the drivers in Barcelona?

Pirelli have confirmed the tyre selection for this weekend's Spanish Grand Prix at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya, as Lando Norris tries to continue the momentum garnered from winning in Monaco last time out.

Andy Cowell has given his take on Adrian Newey’s comments that some of Aston Martin’s tools are currently “weak”, with the Team Principal suggesting that the squad need to “lift up” to the level that Newey is setting.

He arrived quietly, without fanfare, letting other rookies soak up the spotlight. Isack Hadjar became a full-time Formula 1 driver without ever having won a junior championship – a fact he addresses in his own way: few words, carefully chosen, straight to the point.
“For a young driver, the most important thing is to impress. You can win a title, but if you don’t impress people, you’ll ...Keep reading

In his memoirs, Monaco Grand Prix founder Antony Noghes detailed the days and weeks he spent wandering the streets of the Principality, trying to work out a route for his proposed motor race.
“Today,” he concluded with a flourish, “the roads comprising this circuit look as though they were made for the purpose.”
Those racing in Formula 1 today might agree to disagree. In recent years ...Keep reading

After ninth place in Sunday’s DTM race at the Lausitzring, Lucas Auer’s lead in the overall standings has shrunk to six points. And from the Landgraf Mercedes driver's point of view, two-time champion Marco Wittmann is clearly to blame.
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In Imola, Sauber celebrated its 600th grand prix, from its humble Formula 1 beginnings in 1993 through a rollercoaster of manufacturer and independent stints before morphing into the Audi works team next year. One man was there for every single race, and as Sauber celebrated its anniversary, so did long-time sporting manager Beat Zehnder.
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Will Brown, 26, is the defending champion of the Australian Supercars Series. He has eleven career wins and finished third in last year's Bathurst 1000. In addition to his impressive Supercars career, Brown is also a two-time class winner of the Bathurst 12 Hours.
He already made his Cup debut last year, driving for Richard Childress Racing at Sonoma. He started 24th and finished 31st. Brown ...Keep reading

Gabriel Bortoleto found himself with a broken wing on the first lap of the race in Monaco after tangling with Kimi Antonelli’s Mercedes. The Brazilian was left unimpressed with the sequence of events that put him into the barriers, even though he was able to get back to the pits and continue to race.

Not much went right for the Alpine team in Monaco, with neither driver able to score in Sunday’s Grand Prix. Franco Colapinto at least saw the flag in 13th place, but Pierre Gasly’s afternoon ended early when he crashed into the back of Yuki Tsunoda.

At No. 23, David Tremayne looks back on the 1984 Portuguese Grand Prix, the final race of that season, as McLaren team mates Niki Lauda and Alain Prost's title battle was decided by the smallest points margin in F1 history...

Lando Norris delivered a supreme performance over the Monaco Grand Prix with a pole position and victory double. But who else impressed on the tight, twisty streets of the Principality? Check out the latest Power Rankings scores and overall leaderboard below...

Williams have confirmed that Victor Martins will participate in an F1 race weekend for the first time at the upcoming Spanish Grand Prix by getting behind the wheel of the FW47 during Free Practice 1.

The next 12 months will be pivotal for the Sauber team, with the outfit bracing itself for the arrival of Formula 1’s sweeping new regulations and preparing to become Audi’s factory team. Audi will develop the engine, which F1 lead Mattia Binotto warns won’t be “the best” on the grid.
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Williams junior Victor Martins will drive in an official Formula 1 practice session for the first time on Friday at the Spanish Grand Prix.
Martins will take the wheel of Alexander Albon’s FW47 car, benefitting from the rule stating that each entry must be driven by a rookie at least twice over the season – totalling four FP1 outings per team.
Another Williams protege, Luke Browning, was ...Keep reading

The brewing conflict between Jorge Martin and Aprilia was a hot topic on the British Grand Prix weekend at Silverstone. But while that saga continues to dominate headlines and stir speculation across the MotoGP paddock, another storyline may soon capture its share of attention.
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Rene Rast has recounted his fascinating finish to the second DTM race of the Lausitzring round, in which he lost a thrilling duel for victory against Jack Aitken.
Rast undercut the Emil Frey Ferrari driver in the first round of pitstops, but eventually succumbed to Aitken’s pressure on the penultimate lap.
“We always [kept] a little gap, but unfortunately we were not fast enough at the ...Keep reading

Not 24 hours had passed since Alex Palou crossed Indianapolis Motor Speedway's yard of bricks with the checkered flag waving to win the 109th running of the Indy 500, when Motorsport.com was finally able to sit down with him for an exclusive interview. Asking the newly-crowned Indy 500 champion to describe his win in one word, he paused to think for a moment, which speaks volumes for a man who ...Keep reading

One of the great mysteries prior to this year's Monaco Grand Prix had lain in how Formula 1's teams would execute a second stop for tyres – especially without the impact of a safety car.
As such, the race was defined by extreme hold-up play among the midfielders, much to the chagrin of those who hoped for a scintillating spectacle at Monaco. Racing Bulls had pounced on the idea first, with ...Keep reading