The fallout from Sunday's Spanish Grand Prix continues as Lando Norris reacts following his near miss in Barcelona, while Lewis Hamilton looks back bleakly on his experience

F1 standings after Spanish GP as Oscar Piastri extends lead to Lando Norris - Pole-sitter Piastri kept the lead at the start and maintained his composure to win in Spain

McLaren duo Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri were quickest in the two Friday practice sessions ahead of the 2025 Spanish Grand Prix. Norris, who trails Piastri by three points in the World Championship standings after eight of 24 rounds, set a best time of one minute and 13.718 seconds at the Circuit de Catalunya in FP1.

Oscar Piastri has won the Spanish Grand Prix ahead of McLaren teammate Lando Norris as McLaren continued its early dominance of the Formula 1 championship.

LANDO NORRIS suffered a huge crash into the wall at the Formula One Spanish Grand Prix, but fortunately not in his car. The British driver is hoping to win back-to-back races for the second time

McLaren’s dominant start to the new F1 campaign has made Piastri and Norris the main protagonists for the drivers’ title, with reigning four-time champion Max Verstappen reduced to an outside contender in an unpredictable Red Bull RB21.

McLaren's Lando Norris has topped first practice at Formula 1's Spanish Grand Prix, heading Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton in Barcelona.

Lando Norris has closed the F1 points gap to Oscar Piastri. But the 2025 Spanish Grand Prix could indicate how their title battle finishes

The Brit has established himself as one of the best drivers on the grid - one Sky Sports pundit thinks there's a secret to his success.

McLaren’s Lando Norris is flying high after winning the Monaco Grand Prix, but says his team’s fight to claim both F1 titles for the first time since 1998 isn’t over yet

Lando Norris has cruised to victory at the Monaco Grand Prix to cut teammate Oscar Piastri’s Formula 1 standings lead.

Lando Norris was quizzed on his Max Verstappen comment after a feisty end to the Spanish Grand Prix. On Sunday afternoon, McLaren star Oscar Piastri put on a masterclass around the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya as he took the chequered flag ahead of Norris and Ferrari driver Charles Leclerc.