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Max Verstappen enjoyed a dominant weekend in Spain, taking victory, and the Red Bull star was even able to clock that Helmut Marko's phone was ringing over the team radio

Perez's title hopes are fading fast after another disappointing weekend overall as Verstappen bolstered his championship credentials with a grand slam at the Spanish Grand Prix

Verstappen was repeatedly warned about accumulating too many track limits violations in Barcelona, but still the Dutchman pushed in the latter stages in a bid to get the fastest lap

Lewis Hamilton finished second in the Spanish Grand Prix and warned championship leader Max Verstappen that Mercedes are back on the up after the arrival of a package of upgrades

Verstappen was joined by Mercedes pair Hamilton and Russell in the cool down room after winning the Spanish Grand Prix on Sunday, with the two Brits also performing well

Carlos Sainz was the man sharing the front row with Verstappen, but the battle to be best of the rest behind the Red Bull was won by Hamilton whose Mercedes car is looking strong again

As Mercedes chief, Wolff will always be one of the biggest defenders of Hamilton and George Russell, but even he has to take his hat off to what Verstappen has achieved

Verstappen was in a great mood after dominating qualifying for the Spanish Grand Prix and did not hesitate to take an opportunity to throw some shade at his Red Bull team's Mercedes rivals

Verstappen dominated all three practice sessions and put in a monster lap to take pole for the Barcelona race, beating home favourite Fernando Alonso to top spot on the timesheets

Verstappen has been head and shoulders above the rest of the drivers on track in Barcelona so far this weekend, but lost his cool a little in final practice as he tried to negotiate the wet weather

Verstappen is already an unpopular figure among Hamilton fans thanks to their 2021 title rivalry, and won't have done much to endear himself to them with his newest claim

Alonso has not won an F1 race for a decade but has enjoyed a remarkable season so far this year and looks the man most likely to be the first to challenge the Red Bulls as the performance gap closes

The 'porpoising' phenomenon was a major factor in the first half of the 2022 season until teams got on top of the problem, but it threatens to rear its ugly head in Barcelona again this weekend

Seven-time world champion Hamilton holds a swathe of F1 records and could add to them in the future, though Verstappen's dominance means he is catching up quickly

Perez had been keeping up with Verstappen well but suffered a nightmare weekend at the Monaco Grand Prix which saw the Mexican slip to 39 points behind his Red Bull team-mate

Alonso is the closest challenger to the Red Bulls so far this season and, judging by what happened after qualifying at the Monaco Grand Prix, there is plenty of mutual respect there

Max Verstappen has been outspoken regarding his future in Formula 1 amid continued change and has given no assurances he will stay beyond his current Red Bull contract

Formula 1 world champion Max Verstappen will start Sunday's Monaco Grand Prix in pole position after edging Aston Martin's Fernando Alonso in Saturday's qualifying

Mirror Sport's F1 reporter Daniel Moxon was invited by PokerStars to experience the Monaco Grand Prix in a different way with the weekend fan experience of a lifetime

Perez is the only man with the tools at his disposal to get the better of Verstappen this year – but may have to risk his whole Formula 1 career in a bid to do it

Ferrari are said to have prepared a mega-money contract offer for Hamilton, which Helmut Marko thinks he could take due to jealousy over Verstappen's huge salary

Ferrari are said to have made a £40m offer to snatch Hamilton away from Mercedes, prompting Sky F1 presenter Simon Lazenby to fantasise about an even more outlandish move

Aston Martin ace Alonso is looking to fight with Verstappen's Red Bull team in F1 as this season progresses, but fancies the Dutchman as an ally in another project

Max Verstappen has established himself as the man to beat on the grid with his Red Bull performances and one former F1 star feels there is only one man who can match him

Alonso is a double F1 champion and winner of the Monaco Grand Prix as well as the 24 Hours of Le Mans, but the other most famous race in motorsport has so far eluded him