Lando Norris Stuns with Last-Gasp Pole Position in Formula 1 Spanish Grand Prix Qualifying
In a thrilling qualifying session for the Formula 1 Spanish Grand Prix, Lando Norris snatched pole position from Max Verstappen by a mere 0.020 seconds. The top five drivers, including Lewis Hamilton, George Russell, and Charles Leclerc, were separated by a mere 0.030 seconds, showcasing the intense competition in the Formula 1 schedule.
Oscar Piastri, Norris’ McLaren teammate, had a strong chance of joining him at the front of the grid but unfortunately made an error on his final lap, resulting in a ninth-place start.
Carlos Sainz, Pierre Gasly, Sergio Perez, and Esteban Ocon completed the top nine, although Perez will drop three grid positions due to a penalty incurred during the Canadian Grand Prix.
What’s Next for Formula 1 Fans?
The Formula 1 Spanish Grand Prix takes place on Sunday, 23 June 2024, with the race starting at 3:00pm local time (2:00pm BST). This marks the 10th round of the 2024 Formula 1 season.
How to Watch the Formula 1 Spanish Grand Prix?
In the United Kingdom, Sky Sports will broadcast the Spanish Grand Prix live, with highlights to be shown on Channel 4 later in the day. You can also live stream the race through NOW.
To catch all the action, Sky Sports F1 will begin their pre-race coverage at 12:30pm BST, ahead of the 2:00pm BST race start. Autosport will also provide live text coverage of the event.
For those who miss the live broadcast, Channel 4 will air highlights of the Spanish Grand Prix at 6:30pm BST, featuring pre-race, race highlights, and post-race reaction. The full programme will last one and a half hours.
Radio coverage of the Spanish Grand Prix will be available on BBC Radio 5 Live, 5 Live Sports Extra, the BBC Sounds app, and the BBC Sport website.
Weather Forecast for the F1 Spanish Grand Prix
According to current forecasts, the race is expected to start with overcast conditions and a 50% chance of rain, decreasing throughout the distance. Temperatures will be around 21 degrees with moderate winds.
The Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya will host the 66-lap race, covering a total distance of 307.236km.
Stay tuned for the latest Formula 1 standings, calendar, and news!
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