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Max drove a brilliant race today, and strategically we got it just right.

Details of each driver's tyre strategy during the Aramco Gran Premio de Espana.

Despite the higher temperatures, the hard struggled a bit in terms of overall performance, while not offering a decisive advantage when it came to degradation.

We must do a better job in qualifying.

It's pleasing to have again both cars in the points here in Spain and to score at the last three Grands Prix as a team.

We finished ahead of Williams and RB, but this cannot be our objective: being in the top ten is.

We had a very difficult afternoon as we lacked the pace to be able to fight for a good finish.

A frustrating weekend for the team but not an entirely unexpected one.

In terms of performance there's lots of positives.

Lando Norris rues poor start as Max Verstappen extends title lead and Lewis Hamilton makes first visit to the podium of the year.

Fastest times posted by each driver during the Aramco Gran Premio de Espana.

Today's post-qualifying press conference with Lando Norris, Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton.

We can rule out a one-stop strategy because it's too slow, but the idea of a four stint, three-stop race is not so far-fetched.

With the midfield battle being so close, it's very easy to go to the back of the group if you are struggling, which is what we have unfortunately seen today.

We have achieved important milestones recently, but the pole position was still one of those achievements that had eluded us.