Lewis Hamilton has taken his first Formula 1 win for Ferrari after victory at the Spanish Grand Prix in Barcelona.
The 41-year-old produced a strong performance to win his first race since Belgium 2024 and extend his record at the Circuit de Catalunya. It was also his 106th career win.
Mercedes driver George Russell finished second after starting on pole position, while McLaren’s Lando Norris came third, giving Britain a strong presence on the podium.
Championship leader Kimi Antonelli was forced to retire late in the race due to an electrical issue while running in second place. The result cut his lead over Hamilton to 41 points.
Max Verstappen finished fourth, ahead of Oscar Piastri in fifth and Isack Hadjar in sixth. Pierre Gasly and Franco Colapinto completed the points in seventh and eighth, while Liam Lawson and Arvid Lindblad also scored.
Hamilton said he was proud to achieve the win with Ferrari and thanked the team for their support. He added that he is enjoying racing and believes there is still more work to do this season.
Charles Leclerc retired from the race due to a reported power steering problem.
