F1 2023 race results and standings from the Spanish Grand Prix

Start of the Spanish Grand Prix. Barcelona, June 2023.
Here are the complete results from the 2023 Spanish Grand Prix, including updated championship standings after the seventh round of the championship.
Max Verstappen has won a straightforward Spanish Grand Prix, with the Red Bull driver converting his pole position into an effortless win at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya.
The Dutch driver had to weather an attack from Ferrari’s Carlos Sainz into Turn 1, with Verstappen coming out ahead in the tussle.
While Verstappen romped away unchallenged in the lead, Mercedes were able to bring the fight to Aston Martin and Ferrari as both Lewis Hamilton and George Russell underlined the pace of their newly upgraded W14s.
Hamilton finished in second place to Verstappen, having overtaken second-placed Carlos Sainz on track on Lap 28 as Mercedes clearly enjoyed superior race pace over Ferrari. George Russell finished in third place, having made strong early progress up from his 12th-place grid slot, and including a similar overtake on Sainz into Turn 1.
Sergio Perez, who started from 11th on the grid, fell just short of catching Russell for the final podium place, having pitted late on for fresh soft tyres having faced increasing pressure from the Mercedes driver behind.
With Sainz coming home in fifth, it was a nondescript race for Aston Martin after scoring podiums in almost every race of the season so far. Lance Stroll came home in sixth, just ahead of Fernando Alonso, having been ahead of the Spaniard throughout. Alonso caught up on Stroll at the end, but made it clear on team radio he had no intention of attacking his teammate for the higher position.
The points positions were rounded out by Alpine’s Esteban Ocon, Alfa Romeo’s Zhou Guanyu, and Alpine’s Pierre Gasly.
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Race Results (Classification) – 2023 Spanish Grand Prix
- Max Verstappen Red Bull 66 Laps
- Lewis Hamilton Mercedes +24.090
- George Russell Mercedes +32.389
- Sergio Perez Red Bull +35.812
- Carlos Sainz Ferrari +45.698
- Lance Stroll Aston Martin +63.430
- Fernando Alonso Aston Martin +64.127
- Esteban Ocon Alpine +69.242
- Guanyu Zhou Alfa Romeo +71.878
- Pierre Gasly Alpine +73.530
- Charles Leclerc Ferrari +74.419
- Yuki Tsunoda AlphaTauri +75.416
- Oscar Piastri McLaren +1 Lap
- Nyck De Vries AlphaTauri +1 Lap
- Nico Hulkenberg Haas +1 Lap
- Alex Albon Williams +1 Lap
- Kevin Magnussen Haas +1 Lap
- Lando Norris McLaren +1 Lap
- Valtteri Bottas Alfa Romeo +1 Lap
- Logan Sargeant Williams +1 Lap
Formula 1 Drivers’ Championship – Spanish Grand Prix
- 1 Max Verstappen NED Red Bull Racing Honda RBPT 170
- 2 Sergio Perez MEX Red Bull Racing Honda RBPT 117
- 3 Fernando Alonso ESP Aston Martin Aramco Mercedes 99
- 4 Lewis Hamilton GBR Mercedes 87
- 5 George Russell GBR Mercedes 65
- 6 Carlos Sainz ESP Ferrari 58
- 7 Charles Leclerc MON Ferrari 42
- 8 Lance Stroll CAN Aston Martin Aramco Mercedes 35
- 9 Esteban Ocon FRA Alpine Renault 25
- 10 Pierre Gasly FRA Alpine Renault 15
- 11 Lando Norris GBR McLaren Mercedes 12
- 12 Nico Hulkenberg GER Haas Ferrari 6
- 13 Oscar Piastri AUS McLaren Mercedes 5
- 14 Valtteri Bottas FIN Alfa Romeo Ferrari 4
- 15 Zhou Guanyu CHN Alfa Romeo Ferrari 4
- 16 Yuki Tsunoda JPN AlphaTauri Honda RBPT 2
- 17 Kevin Magnussen DEN Haas Ferrari 2
- 18 Alexander Albon THA Williams Mercedes 1
- 19 Nyck De Vries NED AlphaTauri Honda RBPT 0
- 20 Logan Sargeant USA Williams Mercedes 0
Formula 1 Constructors’ Championship – Spanish Grand Prix
- 1 Red Bull Racing Honda RBPT 287
- 2 Mercedes 152
- 3 Aston Martin Aramco Mercedes 134
- 4 Ferrari 100
- 5 Alpine Renault 40
- 6 McLaren Mercedes 17
- 7 Haas Ferrari 8
- 8 Alfa Romeo Ferrari 8
- 9 AlphaTauri Honda RBPT 2
- 10 Williams Mercedes 1