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Lewis Hamilton Grabs First Ferrari Win as F1 Title Race Heats Up in Barcelona

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Lewis Hamilton won his first Formula 1 race for Ferrari at the Barcelona-Catalunya Grand Prix. The race was on Sunday 14 June 2026. George Russell came second and Lando Norris third. Championship leader Kimi Antonelli had to retire late in the race.

Key Facts

  • Winner: Lewis Hamilton (Ferrari).
  • Second: George Russell (Mercedes), about 19.6 seconds behind.
  • Third: Lando Norris (McLaren).
  • Antonelli: Retired with a car problem but kept the title lead.
  • Title gap: Antonelli led Hamilton by 41 points after the race.

Hamilton’s Big Day

Hamilton, 41, joined Ferrari in 2025. This was his first Grand Prix win for the team. His fans were thrilled. The FIA said it was the 106th Grand Prix win of his career.

Bad Luck for Antonelli

Mercedes driver Kimi Antonelli was leading the championship. His car broke down late in the race, so he scored no points. He was still on top of the standings, but his lead got smaller.

Not the Spanish Grand Prix

In 2026, Spain has two F1 races. The Barcelona race is called the Barcelona-Catalunya Grand Prix. The Spanish Grand Prix is now held in Madrid.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who won the 2026 Barcelona-Catalunya Grand Prix?

Lewis Hamilton, for Ferrari.

Was it Hamilton’s first Ferrari win?

Yes, his first Grand Prix win for the team.

Who leads the 2026 championship?

Kimi Antonelli, by 41 points after this race.

Conclusion

Hamilton’s win gave Ferrari fans a lot to cheer about. The title race now looks more open.

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