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Honda has revealed that Aston Martin handed over a complete Formula 1 car and even allowed one of its senior engineers to drive it in a bid to solve one of the biggest problems of the opening phase of the 2026 season.

Fernando Alonso has become the subject of one of the biggest rumours circulating in the Barcelona paddock.

George Russell may be threatening to end Kimi Antonelli's run of dominance in Barcelona, but Ferrari's pace is emerging as one of the biggest stories of the Spanish GP weekend.

Barcelona-Catalunya GP - Qualifying Report

Barcelona-Catalunya GP - Saturday Photos

Barcelona-Catalunya GP - Saturday Team Quotes

Barcelona-Catalunya GP - Qualifying Results

Barcelona-Catalunya GP - Practice 3 Report

Barcelona-Catalunya GP - Practice 3 Results

Red Bull is continuing to challenge the FIA's controversial ADUO engine assessment, amid concerns the ruling could have major consequences for the next three Formula 1 seasons.

Formula 1's Monaco pitlane speeding controversy has escalated again, with several rival teams furious after Pierre Gasly's lost podium was officially restored.

Barcelona-Catalunya GP - Friday Report

Barcelona-Catalunya GP - Friday Photos

Barcelona-Catalunya GP - Friday Team Quotes

Barcelona-Catalunya GP - Practice 2 Results

GPDA chairman Alex Wurz is not convinced the harmony between Kimi Antonelli and George Russell will survive a prolonged title fight.

Barcelona-Catalunya GP - Practice 1 Report

Barcelona-Catalunya GP - Practice 1 Results

Williams boss James Vowles is increasingly confident Carlos Sainz and Alex Albon will remain committed to the Grove-based team's long-term project.

Barcelona-Catalunya GP - Thursday Press Conference

Formula 1 has agreed a compromise package of power unit regulation changes for 2027 and 2028, with stakeholders opting for a gradual increase in combustion engine power rather than the more significant revisions some manufacturers had advocated.

Charles Leclerc's furious Monaco outburst may have unfairly placed all the blame on Brembo, according to fresh analysis from Italy.

Formula 1's controversial ADUO engine assistance system is already sparking accusations of political manoeuvring before the FIA has even formally explained its decision.

Toto Wolff has offered perhaps the clearest sign yet that Mercedes may no longer be actively pursuing Max Verstappen.