Lewis Hamilton ended his long wait for a Formula One race win by driving to victory at the Barcelona Grand Prix. The Brit took home his first triumph in Ferrari red after the Italian constructor masterfully executed a three-stop strategy, with a little help from a safety car along the way.

It was elation in the Ferrari garage, but for once, despair in the Mercedes camp, given George Russell was forced to surrender pole to his former team-mate Hamilton. Russell did finish in P2, but that was in part only because Kimi Antonelli retired late in the day after his engine failed, leaving the championship leader stranded at the side of the track.

However, as is commonplace nowadays, there has been plenty of off-track drama in the aftermath of the race, with the result having been changed. For more on the situation and all of the latest Formula One updates, make sure to follow our blog…

Big moments. Packed grandstands. A championship battle that’s heating up.

When the Formula 1 season delivers like this, watching from home just isn’t the same as being there when the lights go out.

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