The Formula 1 World Championship returns to European soil after a thrilling event in Canada. Barcelona, a city steeped in racing tradition, will host the 10th race of the season, featuring a predictable yet unpredictable mix of drivers and teams.
Max Verstappen, the dominant force in the championship, will be expected to lead the pack as the undisputed favorite for victory. He has a string of impressive performances behind him, having won the last two editions of the Spanish Grand Prix and claiming his first F1 victory at Barcelona in 2016.
As the point leader, Verstappen arrives in Spain with 194 points, followed by Charles Leclerc and Lando Norris, who trail by a considerable margin. However, Red Bull’s rivals, including McLaren, are closing the gap, having amassed five consecutive podium finishes.
Ahead of the Spanish Grand Prix, Red Bull will look to maintain its dominant form, while Ferrari seeks to bounce back from a disappointing weekend in Canada. Aston Martin, meanwhile, will attempt to build on its strong performance in Montreal and capitalize on the upcoming trio of races in Barcelona, Austria, and Great Britain.
Fans can catch the action on TV or online through DAZN F1, Movistar+, Telecinco, BeMad, and TV3. The schedule includes three practice sessions, one qualifying session, and the 66-lap main event on Sunday, June 23rd.
