2024 F1 SPANISH GP analysis by Peter Windsor
2,800Peter Windsor looks back at a closely-fought Spanish GP. Although McLaren-Mercedes' Lando Norris was impressively fast in the closing stages, it was again Max Verstappen who secured another win - his 61st - on the circuit on which, in 2016, he first opened his account. Sir Lewis Hamilton finished third for Mercedes, ahead of team-mate George Russell; and Ferrari were fifth and sixth. The race was coloured by numerous, outstanding, overtakes and by the lack of a Safety Car intervention.
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