Spanish Grand Prix – Key figures

66: The number of laps to be completed in this Spanish Grand Prix.

4,675: The exact length of the Barcelona-Catalunya circuit.

14: This is the number of turns on this track, notably including the famous chicane of the first turn and the very long third turn where Fernando Alonso stood out in 2013 by overtaking Kimi Räikkönen and Lewis Hamilton in quick succession.

1:12.272: The fastest lap ever recorded at the Spanish Grand Prix. It is credited to Max Verstappen, who took pole position last year.

7: As the number of different layouts known in the history of the Spanish Grand Prix. The current version, without the last corner chicane, has been in place since 2021.

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6: With 6 victories each, Lewis Hamilton and Michael Schumacher jointly hold the record for the number of victories in the Spanish Grand Prix. In the current grid, Max Verstappen (3 wins) and Fernando Alonso (2 wins) are the only two other drivers who have already won on Spanish soil.

18 years 7 months and 15 days: The story is well-known. During the 2016 Spanish Grand Prix, taking advantage of the now legendary collision between Mercedes drivers Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg, Max Verstappen, in his first race with Red Bull, officially became the youngest winner in Formula 1 history at 18 years, 7 months, and 15 days old. He dethroned his predecessor Sebastian Vettel, who had signed his first victory at Monza in 2008 at the wheel of a Toro Rosso.

53: This weekend will see the 53rd edition of the Spanish Grand Prix counting towards the Formula 1 World Championship. Present continuously since 1986 on the calendar, it is worth noting that in the past, 12 Spanish Grand Prix have taken place outside the World Championship.

The start of the Spanish Grand Prix will be given this Sunday from 3 p.m. All the schedules to be aware of can be found within the TV schedule.