F1 FP3 Results: Lewis Hamilton leads the way, Esteban Ocon crashes into a wall at F1 free practice 3 | Formula 1 2020 Spanish Grand Prix
F1 FP3 Results of the Spanish Grand Prix have gone in favor of the Mercedes yet again, with Lewis Hamilton the fastest, and his teammate Valtteri Bottas in P2.
The Formula One 2020 sixth race weekend Free Practice sessions are done with the FP3 at Barcelona for the Spanish Grand Prix. It is a familiar Top 3, with Mercedes doing a one-two yet again, with Lewis Hamilton lapping the fastest time. Red Bull’s Max Verstappen finished third in all the three practice sessions.
Max’s teammate Alexander Albon finished P9, and look out of sync, considering how well the former is doing in his Red Bull. Right behind was McLaren’s Carlos Sainz in P4, with teammate Esteban Ocon in P15. Haas’ Romain Grosjean has looked incredible so far this weekend, with P6, P5, and P13 in the three sessions.
The session ended in a red flag after Renault’s Esteban Ocon lost concentration and banged his car against the wall. He came out safely from it, and would be fit to continue this weekend.
CLASSIFICATION: FP3
Session ends under a red flag after Ocon’s collision with the wall 💥
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What to look forward to this weekend at the Spanish GP?
Mercedes look the team to beat, with either Hamilton or Bottas strongest placed to win on Sunday. Renault look solid heading into tomorrow’s qualifying session, while Haas’ Romain Grosjean could be among the points this weekend.
Further down, McLaren, Racing Point and Ferrari could battle it out for the remaining Top 10 spots. Focus will laso be on the two Red Bull cars, and one looking to beat Mercedes and the other hoping to be among the points. The qualifying sessions take place later today, with the Final Race on Sunday at the Spanish Grand Prix.
Ferrari have been decent but have fallen off in the last practice. Leclerc and Vettel will be hoping to make it to Q3 and then hope for a strong finish.
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