In Canada, the Mercedes team scored its first podium, thanks to George Russell’s third place. The British driver is now in seventh place in the standings, with sixty-nine points. He is ahead of his teammate Lewis Hamilton, eighth with fifty-five points. Max Verstappen, meanwhile, is at the top of the table. The reigning champion is followed by Charles Leclerc and Lando Norris. On the French side, the French Pierre Gasly and Esteban Ocon are respectively fifteenth and seventeenth. This Sunday, the competitors compete on the Barcelona-Catalunya track, which has fourteen turns spread over 4,657 meters. Fast curves, straights and two DRS zones offer plenty of overtaking opportunities. It’s a high-stakes race that awaits Charles Leclerc, because the Monegasque has the opportunity to come back to within a few points of the Red Bull driver. As a reminder, Max Verstappen won the lap record in 2023, with a time of less than one minute and seventeen seconds. In these lines, we tell you what time and on which channel to watch the Formula 1® Spanish Grand Prix™, live this Sunday afternoon.
The Formula 1® Spanish Grand Prix™ is broadcast this Sunday, June 23, live on the CANAL+ channel. The race kicks off at 3 p.m. at the Barcelona-Catalysa circuit. The commentators take stock of the latest news from the competition, present the current forces, before deciphering the performances of the drivers.
