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Round 7 · 12–14 Jun 2026Completed

Barcelona Grand Prix 2026

Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya, Barcelona, Spain. Three practice sessions, Qualifying and the Grand Prix. Session times, live stream, weather, results and circuit guide.

Live timing
Lewis Hamilton

Winner

Lewis Hamilton

Ferrari

1:32:28.105

Weekend schedule

Your local time
  1. Practice 1
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    Done
  2. Practice 2
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    Done
  3. Practice 3
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    Done
  4. Qualifying
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    Done
  5. Race
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    Done

Weather in Barcelona

Barcelona

Grand Prix classification

Race results

PosDriverTime / statusPts
1
Lewis HamiltonFerrari
1:32:28.105 FL 25
2
George RussellMercedes
+19.561 18
3
Lando NorrisMcLaren
+23.719 15
4
Max VerstappenRed Bull Racing
+40.497 12
5
Oscar PiastriMcLaren
+58.661 10
6
Isack HadjarRed Bull Racing
+24.627 8
7
Pierre GaslyAlpine
+55.789 6
8
Liam LawsonRacing Bulls
+1:12.224 4
9
Arvid LindbladRacing Bulls
+1:18.074 2
10
Franco ColapintoAlpine
+1:19.867 1
11
Gabriel BortoletoAudi
+26.687
12
Carlos SainzWilliams
+27.866
13
Esteban OconHaas
+59.149
14
Sergio PérezCadillac
+7.769
15
Charles LeclercFerrari
Retired
16
Andrea Kimi AntonelliMercedes
Retired
17
Oliver BearmanHaas
Retired
DNF
Alexander AlbonWilliams
Lapped
DNF
Fernando AlonsoAston Martin
Retired
DNF
Nico HülkenbergAudi
Retired
DNF
Valtteri BottasCadillac
Retired
DNF
Lance StrollAston Martin
Retired

Pole: George Russell

Qualifying

PosDriverQ1Q2Q3
1
George RussellMercedes
1:15.7171:15.2281:14.679
2
Lewis HamiltonFerrari
1:15.6251:15.4181:14.743
3
Andrea Kimi AntonelliMercedes
1:15.9771:15.2951:14.998
4
Lando NorrisMcLaren
1:16.2871:15.3611:15.001
5
Max VerstappenRed Bull Racing
1:16.3521:15.4841:15.021
6
Isack HadjarRed Bull Racing
1:16.4271:15.7541:15.077
7
Oscar PiastriMcLaren
1:16.1381:15.5181:15.090
8
Liam LawsonRacing Bulls
1:16.6731:15.5851:16.542
9
Nico HülkenbergAudi
1:16.0661:15.7681:16.657
10
Charles LeclercFerrari
1:15.9641:15.281–
11
Arvid LindbladRacing Bulls
1:16.4251:15.840–
12
Gabriel BortoletoAudi
1:16.6161:16.001–
13
Franco ColapintoAlpine
1:16.5901:16.191–
14
Pierre GaslyAlpine
1:16.5991:16.261–
15
Oliver BearmanHaas
1:16.5711:16.389–
16
Carlos SainzWilliams
1:16.8811:17.827–
17
Esteban OconHaas
1:17.073––
18
Alexander AlbonWilliams
1:17.424––
19
Sergio PérezCadillac
1:17.545––
20
Valtteri BottasCadillac
1:17.757––
21
Lance StrollAston Martin
1:18.758––
22
Fernando AlonsoAston Martin
1:18.815––
Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya, Barcelona Photo: Wilnel José Verdú Guerrero · CC BY-SA 4.0

Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya: circuit guide

Circuit length
4.657 km
Race laps
66
Race distance
307.236 km
Corners
14
First Grand Prix
1991
Direction
Clockwise

The Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya lies in Montmeló, north of Barcelona, Spain, and hosted the Spanish Grand Prix every year from 1991 to 2025. In 2026 it staged the Barcelona-Catalunya Grand Prix, after the Spanish Grand Prix moved to Madrid. Opened in 1991 ahead of the 1992 Barcelona Olympics, when it hosted the start and finish of a cycling event, it long served as Formula 1's favourite pre-season testing venue.

Its blend of long straights and high-, medium- and low-speed corners makes it an all-round test of a car's aerodynamic balance, typified by the long right-hander at Turn 3. Since 2023 Formula 1 has bypassed the slow chicane added in 2007, restoring fast, sweeping final corners onto the main straight. Changeable winds can also unsettle the cars.

  • Hosted every Spanish Grand Prix from 1991 to 2025.
  • Long Formula 1's favourite venue for pre-season testing.
  • The final chicane was dropped in 2023, restoring fast final corners.

What to watch for: High-energy corners make tyre wear and pit-stop strategy central, and Turn 1 at the end of the long main straight is the principal overtaking spot.

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