F1 Spanish GP 2026, Race: Norris from pole against Kimi, Max and the Ferraris, the start is at 15:00 – LIVE

F1 Spanish GP 2026, Race: Norris from pole against Kimi, Max and the Ferraris, the start is at 15:00 – LIVE

F1 Madrid, race hub: all the useful links

To best follow the live broadcast of the race that awards the points of the F1 Spanish GP, here are all the useful links for the race weekend in Madrid, round 14 of the 2026 World Championship:

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  • TV schedule – The weekend program
  • Weather – What’s the weather like in Madrid
  • Preview – The weekend themes
  • LIVE – The session commentary
    Starting grid – The lineup at the start
  • Results – The race standings
  • Last year – How it went in 2025
  • Calendar – All the F1 2026 rounds
  • Drivers’ standings – After Monza
  • Constructors’ standings – After Monza

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F1, live commentary of the Spanish GP race

The live commentary of the 2026 Spanish Grand Prix will start at 14:45 on Sunday, September 13

F1 Spanish GP, the race live

Good Sunday to all of you, dear readers of FormulaPassion.it. We are again today in the press room of the Madring track to tell you live about the race that awards the points of the F1 Spanish GP weekend. It starts at 15:00 with the formation lap and then, in a variable time around an hour and a half, the drivers will complete all 57 laps that separate them from the final checkered flag. Starting at the front in pole position is Lando Norris, who yesterday, in the last lap of Q3, performed a memorable magic. However, the pack of chasers is fiercer than ever, with Andrea Kimi Antonelli just 11 thousandths behind and Max Verstappen in third position, ready to take advantage of any missteps with his usual aggressiveness.

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Ferrari instead convinces on the performance front – Lewis Hamilton was provisionally on pole after the first attempt in Q3, while in the second he missed a really clean lap – but not on the result, with Hamilton and Charles Leclerc in fourth and fifth places: not ideal on a track where overtaking promises to be at least challenging. However, be careful not to take the result for granted, because this track has never been raced on before and another surprise result like last Saturday? We just have to find out together, here on FormulaPassion.it, following and commenting live minute by minute the qualifying of the 2026 Spanish GP of F1 in Madrid.

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