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Lewis Hamilton took his first win for Ferrari at the Barcelona-Catalunya Grand Prix as championship leader Kimi Antonelli retired from second place with four laps to go.
It was a dramatic end to a gripping race full of excitement and danger as Hamilton took his first victory since the 2024 Belgian Grand Prix, while still driving for Mercedes.
The win triggered a virtual safety-car period that allowed Hamilton to pit and hold onto the lead with a different pit-stop strategy to the Mercedes.
Meanwhile, Antonelli passed Russell for second place with just five laps to go after a race-long battle when his car stopped with technical problems.
Russell was second and McLaren’s Lando Norris was third on the first all-British podium since the 1968 US Grand Prix.
Key stories of an important race were:
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Confirmation of Hamilton and Ferrari’s return to the front
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Antonelli’s first problem of the year provided much-needed luck for Russell
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A touch of irony as the race turns VSC for Hamilton
