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Spanish Grand Prix 2024 | S01EP5 | Paddock Pulses

Winners and Losers from the 2024 Spanish Grand Prix LOSER: FERRARI Ferrari had a frustrating weekend in Barcelona, debuting another upgrade package that didn't deliver the expected results. The lack of speed on both Saturday and Sunday, coupled with a rare dispute between drivers Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz, highlights deeper issues within the team. The long, high-speed corners of Barcelona remain a challenge for Ferrari, raising concerns for future races at similar tracks like Silverstone and Zandvoort. WINNER: MCLAREN McLaren showed significant improvement, securing pole position and having the fastest car in the race. With strong performances in recent races, McLaren is proving to be consistently competitive. Lando Norris' second-place finish reflects the team's progress, though his frustration over the start shows there's still room for improvement. LOSER: ALSO MCLAREN Despite the overall optimism, McLaren's defeat in Barcelona was a missed opportunity. Norris' poor start cost him a potential victory, emphasizing the fine margins in F1. While the team executed the race well, the inability to outscore Red Bull and the missed 14-point swing in the drivers' title will sting. WINNER: MAX VERSTAPPEN Max Verstappen secured another hard-fought victory, demonstrating his skill and determination. He managed to keep McLaren's Norris at bay and maintain his lead, despite McLaren's faster race car. Verstappen's consistency and ability to handle pressure are keeping him at the top. LOSER: SERGIO PEREZ Sergio Perez had a tough weekend, struggling to find balance and being outperformed by his teammate. His issues in qualifying and the race highlight the challenges he faces in keeping up with Verstappen. Perez's performance needs improvement, especially as the competition heats up. WINNER: MERCEDES Mercedes showed respectable performance, with a close fight for the lead and a strong finish. The team is finding its footing, aided by Ferrari's struggles. Mercedes' drivers, George Russell and Lewis Hamilton, continue to provide valuable feedback, helping the team understand its car's capabilities. LOSER: OSCAR PIASTRI Oscar Piastri had a challenging weekend, unable to match his teammate Norris' performance. His poor qualifying and race results indicate areas for improvement. While it's normal for a second-year driver to have ups and downs, Piastri needs to raise his performance consistency. WINNER: ALPINE Alpine had a strong weekend, with a double-points finish showcasing its potential. Despite not fully understanding the reasons for its competitiveness in Barcelona, the team is gaining momentum. Alpine's challenge is to maintain and build on this performance. LOSER: ALPINE'S MISFIRING RIVALS Alpine's resurgence is bad news for its rivals. Haas, Sauber, and Williams struggled in Barcelona, with Williams particularly having a tough weekend. These teams need to address their issues to stay competitive in the midfield battle. LOSER: ASTON MARTIN Aston Martin's inconsistent performance continues, with a poor showing in Barcelona following a strong Canadian GP. The team is still searching for the right development direction, facing more pain in the upcoming races. Aston Martin needs to turn its fortunes around quickly to remain competitive.