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Barcelona Grand Prix 2026 Qualifying gaps, to scale

Every car frozen on the finish line, with each gap to George Russell’s pole shown to scale in real metres. Qualifying at Catalunya, round 7.

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#DriverTeamLap timeGapBehind (to scale)
1 George RussellMercedes1:14.679Pole
2 Lewis HamiltonFerrari1:14.743+0.0645.9 m
3 Kimi AntonelliMercedes1:14.998+0.31929.4 m
4 Lando NorrisMcLaren1:15.001+0.32229.7 m
5 Max VerstappenRed Bull Racing1:15.021+0.34231.5 m
6 Isack HadjarRed Bull Racing1:15.077+0.39836.7 m
7 Oscar PiastriMcLaren1:15.090+0.41137.9 m
8 Charles LeclercFerrari1:15.281+0.60255.5 m
9 Liam LawsonRacing Bulls1:15.585+0.90683.6 m
10 Nico HulkenbergAudi1:15.768+1.089100.4 m
11 Arvid LindbladRacing Bulls1:15.840+1.161107.1 m
12 Gabriel BortoletoAudi1:16.001+1.322121.9 m
13 Franco ColapintoAlpine1:16.191+1.512139.4 m
14 Pierre GaslyAlpine1:16.261+1.582145.9 m
15 Oliver BearmanHaas F1 Team1:16.389+1.710157.7 m
16 Carlos SainzWilliams1:16.881+2.202203.1 m
17 Esteban OconHaas F1 Team1:17.073+2.394220.8 m
18 Alexander AlbonWilliams1:17.424+2.745253.1 m
19 Sergio PerezCadillac1:17.545+2.866264.3 m
20 Valtteri BottasCadillac1:17.757+3.078283.9 m
21 Lance StrollAston Martin1:18.758+4.079376.2 m
22 Fernando AlonsoAston Martin1:18.815+4.136381.4 m

How big is the gap, really?

George Russell took qualifying pole at the Barcelona Grand Prix 2026 with a 1:14.679. On the timesheet the field looks bunched into tenths, but at racing speed those tenths stretch out: from pole to Fernando Alonso the field covers 381.4 m. Open the 3D visualizer to see it to scale, car by car.

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