The Spanish Grand Prix will provide an opportunity for Ferrari and Mercedes to establish themselves as the best of the rest behind Red Bull. Mercedes will be gathering valuable data on the performance of their upgraded W14 around a more conventional circuit. Alpine’s strong showing in Monaco suggests they could also be contenders in the midfield battle. McLaren will be focusing on addressing their straight-line speed issues, while AlphaTauri aims for a stronger performance following Yuki Tsunoda’s disappointing race in Monaco.
Haas, Alfa Romeo, and Williams will be looking for improvements after challenging outings in Monaco, as they strive to secure points and move up the grid.
