Formula 1 heads to a brand-new street circuit in Madrid for the Spanish Grand Prix - the final European race of the season. The high-speed track has got everyone talking and will be a huge challenge for the drivers, including championship leader Kimi Antonelli who won last time out in Monza.

Antonelli went from 19th to first to extend his lead over George Russell to 66 points, Lewis Hamilton to 76 points and Lando Norris to 96 points. Russell, Hamilton and Norris will be looking to hit back on a track where Mercedes are not expected to have the advantage which saw them claim a one-two at Monza.

The new 3.365 km Madring street-track layout is very fast and includes a big banked corner which is at 24 per cent gradient, so the drivers are set to be challenged just to keep it out of the barriers this weekend.

The Spanish GP runs Thursday September 10 through Sunday September 13 with the main race on Sunday at 2pm UK time. Sky Sports F1 broadcasts all sessions live, or stream via NOW TV with no contract required.