2025 Spanish Grand Prix
The Spanish Grand Prix was first held back in 1913, the race has been held at the Catalunya race track since 2007. Previously it was held at Jarama (1976-1981) and Jerez (1986-1990).
The track is located around 32 km from Barcelona and is a popular F1 race for package holidays with fans taking in Barcelona before heading to the GP.
For a detailed breakdown of the track, visit the official F1 site to view the circuit map.
How long is the Spanish Grand Prix?
The Spanish Grand Prix is a total of 66 laps of the 4.6 km circuit which is around 2.9 miles. The race as a whole is a total of 307 km (190 miles).
During each lap of the race, the drivers will have to contend with a total of sixteen corners. Sector three is the most demanding with seven corners.
The track is not known as an 'Overtaking' track which probably is the reason behind the pole record here but the first turn after the home straight is the most popular for overtakes.
Spanish Grand Prix
When is the Spanish Grand Prix?
- Friday 30th May - Practice 1 & 2
- Saturday 31st May - Practice 3 & Qualifying
- Sunday 1st June - The Race
Where can I watch the Spanish Grand Prix?
The Spanish Grand Prix can be watched live on the Sky Sports F1 channel including the practice, qualifying and the race itself. You can also enjoy Martin Brundle's grid walk where he speaks to drivers, mechanics and celebs on the grid.
Catalunya Grand Prix Past Winners
Who won the Spanish Grand Prix? Michael Schumacher held the record number of wins in the Spanish Grand Prix with six victories between 1995 & 2004, however, after winning five GPs on the bounce (2017-21), Lewis Hamilton is now level with Schuey on six wins.
Ferrari holds the most wins by constructors in the Spanish Grand Prix with twelve wins, the first coming back in 1954 and the latest being in 2013, Mercedes is the next best with nine wins.
The official fastest lap holder at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya is Max Verstappen who set a time of 1:16.330 during the 2023 Spanish Grand Prix.
What does Pole produce at the Spanish Grand Prix?
Winning Grid Starts (Oldest to Lastest): 1, 4, 1, 1, 2, 1, 1, 2, 1, 2
From the last 10 Spanish Grand Prix, a total of 6 drivers have won from pole, which is a successful rate of 60% for drivers turning pole into a win. When looking at those who have started on the front row then that number is 90% (9-10) of the race wins have come from the front row.
The Fate of Pole Sitters (Oldest to Lastest): 1, Ret, 1, 1, 2, 1, 1, Ret, 1, 2
Looking at the finishing positions of the pole sitters, then 80% (8-10) of them have finished on the podium
Previous Spanish Grand Prix Winners
Here are the last 10 winners of the Spanish Grand Prix:
- 2024: Max Verstappen (Red Bull Racing)
- 2023: Max Verstappen (Red Bull Racing)
- 2022: Max Verstappen (Red Bull Racing)
- 2021: Lewis Hamilton (Mercedes)
- 2020: Lewis Hamilton (Mercedes)
- 2019: Lewis Hamilton (Mercedes)
- 2018: Lewis Hamilton (Mercedes)
- 2017: Lewis Hamilton (Mercedes)
- 2016: Max Verstappen (Red Bull Racing)
- 2015: Nico Rosberg (Mercedes)
Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya Fastest Laps
Here at the last 10 fastest laps set at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya:
- 2024: Lando Norris (McLaren)
- 2023: Max Verstappen (Red Bull Racing)
- 2022: Sergio Pérez (Red Bull Racing)
- 2021: Max Verstappen (Red Bull Racing)
- 2020: Valtteri Bottas (Mercedes)
- 2019: Lewis Hamilton (Mercedes)
- 2018: Daniel Ricciardo (Red Bull Racing)
- 2017: Lewis Hamilton (Mercedes)
- 2016: Daniil Kvyat (Toro Rosso)
- 2015: Lewis Hamilton (Mercedes)
2025 F1 Schedule
Here is the schedule for the 2025 F1 season where we have twenty-four races to look forward to.
This year we will have six sprint weekends which will be in China, Miami, Belgium, USA (COTA), São Paulo & Qatar.
- March: Australian Grand Prix (16th), Chinese Grand Prix (23rd)
- April: Japanese Grand Prix (6th), Bahrain Grand Prix (13th), Saudi Arabian Grand Prix (20th)
- May: Miami Grand Prix (4th), Emilia Romagna Grand Prix (18th), Monaco Grand Prix (25th)
- June: Spanish Grand Prix (1st), Canadian Grand Prix (15th), Austrian Grand Prix (29th)
- July: British Grand Prix (6th), Belgian Grand Prix (27th)
- August: Hungarian Grand Prix (3rd), Dutch Grand Prix (31st)
- September: Italian Grand Prix (7th), Azerbaijan Grand Prix (21st)
- October: Singapore Grand Prix (5th), United States Grand Prix (19th), Mexico City Grand Prix (26th)
- November: São Paulo Grand Prix (9th), Las Vegas Grand Prix (22nd), Qatar Grand Prix (30th)
- December: Abu Dhabi Grand Prix (7th)
Spanish Grand Prix Betting Tips
Tips for the Spanish Grand Prix will be available close to the race, if there are currently no tips available then head over to the main 'F1 Tips' page for tips on other races.
Which markets do we cover for the Spanish Grand Prix?
Four markets are covered here, race winner, fastest lap, podium finish and points finished. So we have you covered!
First of all, if you are looking for the Spanish Grand Prix Fastest Lap tips then you can find them above. These are tips for the driver who will set the fastest lap during the race, practice and qualifying do not apply to this market.
Secondly, for the Podium Finish, you will see different outcomes as this market is a Yes or No. This means our tipsters are predicting if a driver will or will not finish on the podium.
The Points Finish is as simple as that, will the driver finish in the points? Points are awarded twenty-five going to the winner down to the tenth. This means they are tipping a driver to finish inside the top 10.
Finally, the Spanish Grand Prix Race Winner tips will come as either 'Win' or 'Eachway' tips. Win tips are simply predicting the driver to win the race while Eachway tips are backing the driver to finish in the top three. A win would pay out both the win and place parts of the bet, 2nd or 3rd pays out the place part of the bet.
Spanish Grand Prix Most Popular Tip
The first of the two highlighted sections at the top of the page is the Most Popular Spanish Grand Prix Tip. This is the outcome from all four markets which has received the most picks from our F1 tipsters.
Best Tipsters Spanish Grand Prix Tip
Also available is the Best Tipsters Tip, this is the selected tip from the F1 tipster who has shown the best profit over the past twelve months. Again this can come from any of the four markets.
How do I use the Spanish Grand Prix Tips?
There are several ways of deciding which pick to go with, you could go with the outcome which has received the most predictions, this is the number of our tipsters who have tipped this outcome.
Alternatively, you could look at the percentage of tips supporting the outcome, this is the number of tips on the outcome compared to the total number on the market.
Additionally, we offer a 'Value Rating' which takes into consideration both the current odds and the percentage of tips for the outcome to give you a rating. This is displayed by five stars, the more stars, the more the predicted value.
Finally, you could make your pick by reading our F1 tipster's comments on the race. These comments will be their reasoning as to why they have gone with their Spanish Grand Prix pick.
When you do come across any that you would like to back, simply use the 'Add' to betslip button, you can add just one or add more to build accumulators and once complete you can view the betslip to see who is offering you the best odds.
Selecting the bookmaker offering the best odds will transfer your betslip across to their site, where you can then place your bet.
Who are the best Spanish Grand Prix tipsters?
Finally, If you are looking for profitable F1 tipsters to follow over this season then head over to the 'Best F1 Tipsters' page. This page highlights the tipsters who have shown a profit over the past year for their F1 tips.
When is the Next F1 Race?
Next up is round 10 of the 2025 F1 season and it's the Canadian Grand Prix with the main race being on Sunday 15th June with racing at the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve.
Our motor racing content including for this Spanish Grand Prix is meticulously crafted by Andy, a passionate F1 aficionado with a wealth of experience in the sport and never misses a race ensuring he's always up-to-date with the latest events.
