Our verdict on McLaren's lost Spanish GP victory
McLaren F1 driver Lando Norris was quick to hold up his hands that he lost a Spanish GP victory that Max Verstappen and Red Bull swept up. Was he right to be so critical?
McLaren F1 driver Lando Norris was quick to hold up his hands that he lost a Spanish GP victory that Max Verstappen and Red Bull swept up. Was he right to be so critical?
For the first time in three years Lando Norris will start a Formula 1 grand prix from pole position after eclipsing Max Verstappen in qualifying for the Spanish Grand Prix
Ferrari has either the fourth-quickest F1 car at Barcelona or, at best, is a marginal third. Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz are adamant that's not good enough - but it's a situation made more worrying by the way its significant Spanish GP upgrade has been received
Red Bull's overcompensation at the Spanish Grand Prix opened the door for Lando Norris and McLaren to nick pole position - with a Norris improvement playing its role too
Charles Leclerc and Lance Stroll were deeply fortunate to have taken part in Spanish Grand Prix qualifying unpenalised after their antics in final practice
Lando Norris defeated Max Verstappen in a thrilling Formula 1 pole fight at the Spanish Grand Prix, snatching first place on Sunday's grid away at the last second by 0.020s to claim his second-ever F1 pole
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Carlos Sainz topped final practice at the Spanish GP which ended with a bizarre clash between his Ferrari F1 team-mate Charles Leclerc and McLaren's Lando Norris
The Spanish Grand Prix was expected to restore Red Bull's F1 supremacy - but Barcelona, too, is limiting the increasingly vulnerable RB20
Lewis Hamilton headed an ultra-tight second practice session for the Spanish Grand Prix that featured five different cars within a quarter of a second at the head of the order
