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Lewis Hamilton said he doesn't want to go through another race like he had today after falling from second to twelfth in the Spanish Grand Prix.

Fernando Alonso believes Ferrari still trails its rivals on pure performance despite defeating Lotus and Red Bull to win the Spanish Grand Prix

Lewis Hamilton declared himself baffled by the extent of Mercedes' tyre struggles in the Spanish Grand Prix, as he plummeted from the front row to a lapped 12th

Fernando Alonso scored his second win of the year in the Spanish Grand Prix.

Sebastian Vettel's championship lead is cut to four points over Kimi Raikkonen as Fernando Alonso scores a maximum 25 points in Spain.

Fernando Alonso won the Spanish Grand Prix ahead of Kimi Raikkonen and Felipe Massa.

What did you think of the today's race? Share your verdict on the Spanish Grand Prix.

Fernando Alonso sent the Spanish Grand Prix crowd into ecstasy as the Ferrari driver and home hero charged to his first Barcelona victory since 2006

Stefano Coletti went into the third round of the GP2 championship with a ten-point lead over Fabio Leimer. He left it with a much increased lead after several of his closest rivals hit trouble.

Follow the 2013 Spanish Grand Prix on F1 Fanatic Live.

The Formula 1 Gran Premio de España 2013 kicks off Formula One racing's European season, and signals a gathering of the clans that always fills the Spanish paddock with familiar racing faces from across the world. Ferrari boss Luca di Montezemolo made one of his rare visits, as did Daimler's Dieter Zetsche. Former world champions Alain Prost, Alan Jones, Sir Jackie Stewart and Jacques Villeneuve, joined Carlos Sainz, Sebastien Loeb, Adrian Fernandes, Allan McNish, Luis Perez-Sala, Oliver

The FIA's marshalling system will be operational for the first time this weekend at the Spanish Grand Prix.

Formula 1 drivers will have cockpit warning lights for the first time this season in the Spanish Grand Prix, with the FIA now happy that its electronic marshalling system is working properly

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Post-qualifying press conference - Spain

Mercedes have once again proved they have the quickest car over a single lap but can they resist the pressure from their rivals to score a win?

Tyre conservation is still the name of the game in Spain, and on Saturday many drivers were mindful of the need to save rubber for the race. Thus while Mercedes' polesitter Nico Rosberg and the Ferrari and Lotus drivers made two Q3 runs, Lewis Hamilton, the Red Bull drivers, Sergio Perez and Paul di Resta made do with only one

Sebastian Vettel doesn't support the plan to give drivers penalty points for incidents which could lead to them receiving a race ban.

McLaren opted not to run its latest-specification front wing in qualifying for the Spanish Grand Prix because it did not have the chance to check it would pass the FIA's bodywork flexibility tests

Ross Brawn says Mercedes cannot be confident enough that it has sorted its tyre woes to rule out a repeat of its Bahrain Grand Prix woes in Spain