Key facts
- Lewis Hamilton won the Spanish Grand Prix driving for Ferrari.
- At 41, Hamilton became Formula One's oldest race winner.
- This was Hamilton's first victory since the 2024 Belgian Grand Prix.
- The win was Hamilton's record seventh at the Circuit de Catalunya.
- Championship leader Kimi Antonelli retired from the race.
Lewis Hamilton achieved his first Grand Prix victory with Ferrari in Spain on Sunday, becoming Formula One's oldest winner since Jack Brabham in 1970. The 41-year-old Briton's triumph ended the five-race winning streak of championship leader Kimi Antonelli, whose retirement from the race saw his lead over Hamilton cut to 41 points.
This victory marks Hamilton's first win since Belgium in 2024 and his record seventh at the Circuit de Catalunya. It also represents the 106th Grand Prix win of his career. George Russell secured second place for Mercedes, while Lando Norris finished third for McLaren.
Jack Brabham, the previous record holder for the oldest F1 winner, was 43 years and 11 months old when he took his last victory in South Africa.