Spanish Grand Prix
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Barcelona working on new long-term F1 deal
Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya’s CEO, Josep Lluis Santamaria, is working on a deal to keep Formula 1 at the Spanish venue long term.
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Spanish Grand Prix 2021: Time, TV channel, live stream, grid
After the events of Portimao, it is straight on to the Spanish Grand Prix. Here is all the key information about round four of the 2021 season.
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Verstappen needs a champion’s response in Spain
Momentum in the title fight shifted against Max Verstappen at Portimao, so now a champion in the making must step up at the Spanish GP.
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Fans given go-ahead to attend Spanish GP
Spectators will be allowed in to the Spanish Grand Prix after all, with permission granted for 1,000 to attend Sunday’s race.
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Barcelona unhappy at F1 calendar rotation talk
Barcelona is not prepared to take a rotational place on the F1 calendar amid reports its position is under threat from the new Miami Grand Prix.
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Spanish GP open to fans, COVID ticket guarantee
The 2021 Spanish Grand Prix is set to be open to fans with the tickets having specific COVID-related guarantees.
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Live! Follow the Spanish Grand Prix
After back-to-back races at Silverstone, the Formula 1 roadshow rolls on to Barcelona for the Spanish Grand Prix – round six of the revised 2020 calendar.
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Spanish Grand Prix 2020: Time, TV channel, live stream, grid
After two races at Silverstone, Formula 1 moves on again to a different country for the Spanish Grand Prix.
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Mercedes wounded? Only Red Bull can catch them
Formula 1 heads for the Spanish Grand Prix, and for the first time since Austria Mercedes domination can’t be guaranteed.
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Seidl explains Spanish GP COVID-19 procedures
McLaren principal Andreas Seidl says his team will follow similar safety procedures to those in Hungary at the Spanish Grand Prix.
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Ferrari deliver another strategy masterclass…
Ferrari showed us how not to do it in Barcelona as Mercedes went on to a fifth one-two in 2019.
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Oil leaks for Mercedes and Red Bull, Stroll crashes
The first day of practice in Spain saw a heavy shunt for Lance Stroll, while Valtteri Bottas overcame adversity to claim a double P1 finish.
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Should the Spanish Grand Prix stay on the calendar?
The Spanish Grand Prix, one of the longest standing events on the Formula 1 calendar, looks set to be replaced by Zandvoort for the 2020 season. Does it deserve its spot on the calendar? Or is it being rightfully removed? Let’s take a look at both sides…