Oscar Piastri has handed McLaren a clean sweep of Formula 1 Spanish Grand Prix practice by comfortably topping FP3 in Barcelona.Saturday's final practice session got off to a sluggish start, with little meaningful running early on in the searing midday heat.

Oscar Piastri has claimed his relationship with Lando Norris will not spiral out of control as the McLaren drivers duel to become champion of the world. Following his much-needed victory last time out in Monaco, Norris heads into Sunday’s Spanish Grand Prix just three points adrift of his Australian team-mate.

To follow: FP3 and qualifying tomorrow, ahead of Sunday’s race (9am ET). And that’s the end of the first free practice session in Barcelona. Lando Norris is quickest with a 1:13.718 set on soft tyres. He’s followed by Max Verstappen, Lewis Hamilton, Charles Leclerc and Oscar Piastri.

McLaren’s Lando Norris is flying high after winning the Monaco Grand Prix, but says his team’s fight to claim both F1 titles for the first time since 1998 isn’t over yet

Lando Norris can retake the Formula One championship lead from Oscar Piastri in Spain this weekend but both said Max Verstappen remained a threat and the battle was not just a duel between McLaren teammates.

McLaren sit first and second at the top of the F1 drivers standing with Oscar Piastri leading Lando Norris by three points; Red Bulls Max Verstappen is 25 points back in third; watch every session of

Lando Norris has closed the F1 points gap to Oscar Piastri. But the 2025 Spanish Grand Prix could indicate how their title battle finishes

Lando Norris has cruised to victory at the Monaco Grand Prix to cut teammate Oscar Piastri’s Formula 1 standings lead.

Lando Norris managed to get his title campaign back on track in Monaco, and the championship rolls straight on into Spain this weekend. Just three points separate the McLaren duo of Norris and Oscar Piastri. And this is where things are about to get rather tricky for the constructors’ champions.

McLaren’s top two are separated by three points in the standings after eight of 24 races. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Lando Norris, who capped off a magical week by taking his first win at the Monaco Grand Prix, after capturing pole position on Sunday. It was, in the words of his Team Principal, a “cold blood” performance.