Qualifying result and race start time as Piastri wins McLaren battle for pole - Follow live F1 updates from Barcelona as Piastri beats Norris for pole in Sunday’s race

With all three practice sessions done and dusted, the F1 teams and drivers now look ahead to qualifying: Will Max Verstappen nab pole, or will a McLaren do the honors? If the three pactice sessions are anything to go by,

Ferrari driver Charles Leclerc said he is taking “full responsibility” for a difficult showing in qualifying for the Spanish Grand Prix. Leclerc chose to complete just one run in the final segment of qualifying in Barcelona, while most of his Formula 1 rivals went out twice to maximise their starting position for Sunday.

Lewis Hamilton revealed Ferrari found "some problem" with his SF-25 that was costing him downforce at the Barcelona circuit.

Lewis Hamilton experiences not a good day with Ferraris car in Barcelona, but Frederic Vasseur and Charles Leclerc do see signs of encouragement for team; watch Spanish Grand Prix qualifying live on Sky Sports F1 at 3pm on Saturday,

The Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya features a mix of medium- and high-speed corners and a reputation for high tire degradation.

McLaren dominate Spanish GP practice, but Red Bull, Ferrari, and Mercedes stay close. Can Verstappen challenge in qualifying?

Charles Leclerc said that Ferrari is having to “reset its expectations” for the Spanish Grand Prix, just a week after it finished on the podium in Monaco. Leclerc secured Ferrari’s best results of the 2025 Formula 1 season on the streets of Monte Carlo, finishing a close second to race winner and McLaren rival Lando Norris.