Formula 1 - Spanish GP

The Spanish GP stands as a premier F1 racing event at the Circuit De Barcelona Catalunya in Spain. The race features 66 laps around the 4.657 km track, covering a total distance of 307.236 km. The circuit opened in 1991 and contains 16 curves with challenging long straights and elevation changes. Teams use this venue frequently for testing due to its demanding layout and favorable weather conditions.

The 2025 race will showcase all ten F1 teams, including notable driver pairings such as Max Verstappen with Yuki Tsunoda at Red Bull Racing and Lewis Hamilton joining Charles Leclerc at Ferrari. Spanish racing hero Fernando Alonso will compete with Aston Martin alongside Lance Stroll.

The 2025 season brings several technical changes to F1. Cars now weigh 800 kg without fuel, with driver minimum weights increasing to 82 kg. New cooling systems become mandatory in high temperatures, while DRS wing regulations have been tightened. Rookie drivers receive additional practice time during race weekends.

The Spanish GP has a rich history dating back to 1913, joining the F1 World Championship in 1951. The race has moved between several circuits before finding its permanent home at Barcelona-Catalunya in 1991. Michael Schumacher and Lewis Hamilton share the record for most wins with six victories each. Ferrari leads constructors with 12 wins overall. Max Verstappen holds the circuit lap record of 1:16.330 from 2023.

The Spanish GP offers fans a perfect blend of technical challenges and racing action. The combination of varied track sections tests both car setup and driver skill, creating a true measure of team performance.