Antonelli won the Spanish Grand Prix to extend his championship lead to 81 points, while Hamilton retired with a brake issue after six laps

Kimi Antonelli took a major stride towards becoming the youngest Formula 1 world champion ever with victory at the Spanish Grand Prix.

Max Verstappen was left incensed over the circumstances that led to Lewis Hamilton's retirement at the Spanish Grand Prix. Hamilton's Ferrari suffered a brake failure at the Circuito de Madring, dropping him from third to the back of the field and forcing him to retire.

Hamilton’s Ferrari teammate Charles Leclerc led a large portion of the Spanish GP as he went long, while Antonelli and Verstappen pitted under a Virtual Safety Car. Norris pitted the next lap, as the VSC ended, with a slow stop compounding his misery, a victory having looked very much on the cards for Norris pre-VSC.

Lewis Hamilton fell 101 points behind championship leader and Spanish Grand Prix winner Kimi Antonelli after retiring from Sundays race in Madrid; Hamilton suffered a brake-pedal issue in the early st

LEWIS HAMILTON suffered a disaster in Madrid as he retired from the Spanish Grand Prix following a brake issue. The Brit was hoping to score well at the inaugural race in the Spanish capital.

Kimi Antonelli set the pace in the final practice session of the Spanish Grand Prix in what was a heavily-disrupted session.

Antonelli pips Charles Leclerc in final practice at Formula 1's Spanish Grand Prix as Lewis Hamilton caused a lengthy red flag

Lewis Hamilton has made an engine change for Sunday's F1 Spanish Grand Prix - according to Sky Sports pit lane reporter Ted Kravitz