Hamilton Secures First GP Win for Ferrari as Antonelli Retires

Lewis Hamilton made history by securing his first GP win for Ferrari, finishing ahead of George Russell and Lando Norris in a thrilling Barcelona-Catalunya Grand Prix.

Hamilton's victory marked the end of Mercedes' winning streak in 2026, and he did it in style, beating his competitors with a stunning performance.

The race was filled with drama, including the retirement of Kimi Antonelli, who was leading the standings before the Grand Prix.

With this win, Hamilton cuts down Antonelli's lead in the standings, setting the stage for an exciting battle in the upcoming races.

Russell took second place, while Norris secured third, marking the first all-British podium since 1968.

The Red Bull team took fourth and sixth place, with Max Verstappen outperforming Isack Hadjar.

Oscar Piastri secured fifth place, taking a solid points haul for the reigning Constructors' Champions.

Alpine's Pierre Gasly had a fantastic day, finishing seventh, while team mate Franco Colapinto was hit with a post-race time penalty.

The next Grand Prix will take place at the Austrian Grand Prix over the weekend of June 26-28.