Round 7 · 2026

Barcelona Grand Prix Practice Results

Free practice classification, fastest laps, and gaps to the session leader.

P1RUS27 laps1:16.363Leader

P2PIA29 laps1:16.566+0.203

P3LEC29 laps1:16.883+0.520

P4VER29 laps1:17.047+0.684

P5FORReserve1:17.216+0.853

P6AROReserve1:17.321+0.958

P7LAW24 laps1:17.472+1.109

P8BEGReserve1:17.778+1.415

P9LIN29 laps1:17.804+1.441

P10COL28 laps1:17.893+1.530

P11BEA25 laps1:18.172+1.809

P12BOR28 laps1:18.209+1.846

P13SAI27 laps1:18.293+1.930

P14IWAReserve1:18.298+1.935

P15VESReserve1:18.365+2.002

P16OCO27 laps1:18.372+2.009

P17GAS23 laps1:18.508+2.145

P18BOT23 laps1:18.914+2.551

P19ALO23 laps1:20.067+3.704

P20STR21 laps1:20.318+3.955

P21HERReserve1:20.697+4.334

Practice sets the reference for the weekend, but it is the weakest of the three signals. Teams run different fuel loads and tyre compounds in every session, so a headline lap time says as much about when a driver ran as how quick the car is. Read the lap counts above alongside the order, then check the qualifying and race results to see how much of it carried over.

The circuit

Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya

Barcelona, Spain

Barcelona is the circuit every team knows better than any other, having tested here for decades. That familiarity is exactly what makes it revealing: nobody has an excuse, and the finishing order tends to reflect the real order of the field.

What the lap demands, and how it races