Sunday's Barcelona Grand Prix brought another eventful race as a new world champion remains likely, but drama followed for the chasing pack, including Lewis Hamilton09:44, 15 Jun 2026The 2026 Formula 1 season hasn't been short of drama and the recent Barcelona Grand Prix at Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya was no exception. Lewis Hamilton crossed the line in first place - his maiden win as a Ferrari driver and part of a British one-two-three.‌Hamilton sits second in the drivers' standings following his win, though Kimi Antonelli remains out in front. Lando Norris, the reigning champion, is down in fifth despite his weekend podium.‌As has been the case more than once this season, changes were made to the result following the latest race. The changes could yet have a bearing on the final reckoning, though we will not know exactly how costly things are until much later in the year.‌We've got the latest F1 lines for you, including the lowdown on those changes. We also have the latest from Hamilton, who has already begun putting a difficult first Ferrari season behind him.JOIN US ON FACEBOOK! All the best sports news and much more on our dedicated Facebook pageBarcelona GP result changesLewis Hamilton was investigated over a potential breach of rules around yellow flags at the Barcelona Grand Prix. The 41-year-old was ultimately cleared, but fellow driver Franco Colapinto wasn't quite as lucky after falling foul of breaking the same rules.‌Colapinto finished eighth on the track, but this changed with his penalty. His final classification of 10th means he takes home one point rather than the original four he would have received."The driver of Car 43 [Colapinto] slightly reduced speed before entering the single yellow flag zone, but did not discernibly reduce speed in the relevant yellow flag sector," stewards explained. "The stewards acknowledge that the driver reacted to the yellow flag but do not consider the reaction to be sufficient to comply with the regulations. Therefore, a penalty on the lower end of the applicable scale of penalties is imposed."‌Hamilton opens up on Ferrari 'shock'Lewis Hamilton has opened up on the shock his arrival gave to the Ferrari system. It has taken more than a year, but he finally has his first win for the famous team and sits second in the drivers' standings while team-mate Charles Leclerc is fourth."Me coming was a big shock to the system because I am very, very vocal," Hamilton said of his impact on the Scuderia. "If I see something that I don't think is right, or I push very, very hard, that's at the core of who I am, and I'm relentless with it. And I think it's not easy to be on the receiving end of that when you're also juggling a whole organisation, you know, and a culture that in its own is set in a certain way."Team principal Frederic Vasseur declined to take credit for Hamilton's results improving this season. "It's more Lewis himself," he said. He was able to come back after a tough moment of weekends. He was able to come back and do a full reset.Article continues below"To continue to push, to continue to come at the factory on Tuesday morning. This commitment is a huge support. Coming from a world champion, it's even more, I would say. It was also a huge motivation for everybody at the factory."