Charles Leclerc was prevented from rejoining the Spanish Grand Prix after pitting to have his seatbelts tightened as Ferrari had to investigate an issue with his Formula 1 power unit
Although Formula 1’s Spanish Grand Prix didn’t produce an on-track thriller, it still yielded notable storylines; from the latest chapter in a messy divorce to the clearest update yet on the future of the Mercedes’ hierarchy. LUKE SMITH picks out the talking points
The 2020 Spanish Grand Prix will hardly go down as a Formula 1 classic, but there were still plenty of key storylines developing throughout
Mercedes driver Valtteri Bottas reckons the 2020 Formula 1 title is “drifting away” after he finished the Spanish Grand Prix in third place behind Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen
Ferrari Formula 1 chief Mattia Binotto has denied there is any added tension in the team’s relationship with Sebastian Vettel, feeling “quite surprised” by the suggestion
Max Verstappen says a radio outburst during Formula 1’s Spanish Grand Prix was prompted by him “massively struggling” to keep his tyres alive at the end of the first stint
Sergio Perez has called his penalty for ignoring blue flags during Formula 1’s Spanish Grand Prix “unfair”, feeling he allowed Lewis Hamilton to lap him at an opportune moment
As Lewis Hamilton claimed his 92nd career Formula 1 pole position at the Spanish Grand Prix, qualifying had a familiar feel but surprises could be sprung in Sunday’s race
Lewis Hamilton starts on pole position for the Spanish Grand Prix ahead of Mercedes Formula 1 team-mate Valtteri Bottas. Here’s how and when you can watch the race
The McLaren Formula 1 team finally addressed the cooling problem that has hampered Carlos Sainz Jr by giving him a brand new Renault power unit in Barcelona on Saturday