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🏎️ Spanish GP 2026 | FP2 | Long Run Pace

A red flag disrupted the long-run programmes, making the data difficult to read.

🩵 Russell was considerably fastest at 1:39.611, 0.609s ahead of Verstappen.

The true race-pace picture remains unclear.
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⚡ Spanish GP 2026 | FP2 | Fastest Sectors

🟦 Sector 1 — Lindblad: 28.822s
🔵 Sector 2 — Verstappen: 33.324s
🩵 Sector 3 — Antonelli: 31.114s

🎯 Spanish GP 2026 | FP2 | Optimal Lap

🔴 Leclerc could have gone fastest: 1:33.478 optimal, +0.297s on his actual lap.

🩵 Russell moves to P3 on optimal pace with 1:33.679.

Several drivers had 0.2–0.5s of potential gains. #LapDelta

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🎯 Spanish GP 2026 | FP1 | Optimal Lap

🩵 Russell was fastest with a 1:34.000 optimal lap, just 0.077s quicker than his actual lap.

🔴 Hamilton had the most left on the table: +0.370s, enough for potential P2.

🏁 Italian GP | Weekend Progression

🔴 Ferrari started the weekend perfectly with a 1-2 in FP1, but things quickly unravelled from there.

🔵 Gasly had a very different story. After missing FP1, he bounced back to take pole and finish P7.

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🎯 Italian GP | Qualifying | Optimal Lap

• Gasly takes pole, but it’s Russell who will be wondering what could have been.

• Russell left +0.213s on the table, with an optimal 1:21.633 — enough to put him P1.

⚡ Italian GP | Qualifying | Fastest Sectors

• S1 — Colapinto: 26.779s
• S2 — Russell: 27.596s
• S3 — Leclerc: 27.081s

Gasly didn’t set the fastest time in any sector, but still put it all together to take pole.