Piastri on Pole: Can Verstappen Challenge in the Spanish Grand Prix?
Oscar Piastri will lead the starting grid at the Spanish Grand Prix this Sunday, followed by his McLaren teammate and championship rival, Lando Norris. The papaya cars have demonstrated remarkable dominance throughout the weekend, but the key question is: will Max Verstappen, starting from third position, be able to get involved in the fight for victory?
The excitement is guaranteed from the start of the race, scheduled for 2 p.m. BST. Live tracking will begin at 1:15 p.m. BST.
Key Moments of the Career
- Oscar Piastri maintained his lead from the pole position.
- Max Verstappen overtook Lando Norris at Turn 1.
- George Russell dropped to fourth place, behind the two Ferraris.
- Ferrari ordered Lewis Hamilton to yield to Charles Leclerc.
- Lando Norris overtook Verstappen to regain second place.
- Verstappen, through an undercut strategy, took the lead.
- Piastri regained the lead when Red Bull opted for a three-stop strategy.
- Kimi Antonelli caused the late deployment of the Safety Car.
- Verstappen, in third position, expressed his dissatisfaction at being put on hard tires.
