The pre race activities are wrapping up in Spain, so you should probably find a TV or race tracker feed if you haven't already!
Fans of Lando Norris may be a bit disappointed that he won't be starting in pole position today, but the driver sounds like he already knows what to fix going into the actual race.
According to GB News, Norris was upbeat after his performance yesterday and opted to praise his rivals' performances instead of dwelling on his own.
While discussing Oscar Piastri of McLaren, Norris said, "Oscar drove very well. I think the pace was definitely there, I just [made] a couple of little mistakes."
While Norris wanted to start the Spanish Grand Prix in first place, there's a reason why Lando isn't that upset. F1's official website shows that Lando Norris qualified to start 2nd today, which means he'll be side-by-side with his McLaren teammate.
What else should we look out for today?
The final preparations for the Spanish Grand Prix are wrapping up. The weather for today's race is supposed to be hot and sunny, but you can never be too prepared these days.
Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris have a tough field behind them, as Lewis Hamilton seems to be figuring things out in his Ferrari car. The 7-time World Champion will start in 5th today after having his best qualifying session of the season.
Hamilton and his team struggled during the Monaco Grand Prix and had a controversial back-and-forth on their shared radio feed. Hamilton asked his engineers if they were upset with him, but nobody replied as he was met with silence.
Fans who can't watch the race live will be able to follow F1's live blog of the Spanish Grand Prix here.
Readers focusing on the race's British drivers should have a great time today. The results from this weekend's qualifying shows that Norris could have a dent in his armor. On the other hand, Lewis Hamilton and his team could finally be figuring things out.
Going into today's race, Lando Norris has 158 points. George Russel, a Briton driving for Mercedes, has 99 points. Lewis Hamilton has 63 points, Finally, Oliver Bearman, the last Briton in the field, has 6 points.
We'll be keeping track of today's competition and giving updates as needed. Qualifying is immensely important at the F1 level, so there's a strong chance that fans with an affinity for UK-based drivers will get some good news today.