Madrid Track Battle Intensifies | F1 News

Mercedes dominated practice with Kimi Antonelli blazing fast and George Russell leading early—though tire degradation looms large on Madrid’s brutal new track. Ferrari showed promise with Hamilton and Leclerc finding rhythm despite occasional mistakes and traffic woes. McLaren hit rough patches: Piastri’s loose car and Norris’s gearbox failure cost them dearly. Red Bull stayed cautious, tweaking setups amid tire graining. Everyone’s eye is on qualifying—precision, tire management, and overtaking chances make this weekend a high-stakes battle for position.

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