F1 Results Today: McLaren dominates a poor session ahead of vital qualification.

With the disclaimer that it’s ‘only’ practice so far, the new regulation appears to have done very little to change up the haves and have-nots at the top of the order. The Spanish Grand Prix weekend is nearing its crucial stages following Saturday morning’s final practice session. Both fans and commentators had placed a lot of hope for a competitive weekend on the FIA’s new technical directive restricting the flexibility of front wings, but a processional FP3 seemed to put an end to that optimis

Oscar Piastri set the fastest time of the session on the fast-degrading soft tyres, putting half a second into team-mate Lando Norris thanks to some porpoising issues and a full second into Max Verstappen.

Those gaps may or may not be representative, with Verstappen in particular showing pace on a pair of scrubbed tyres at the end of the session which hinted that he’s closer to Piastri than the outlandish gap on the timing sheets. That being said, the front row seems like McLaren’s to lose.

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F1 FP3 Results: Spanish Grand Prix 2025