Charles Leclerc took the pole and went on to lead all 78 laps, while the top 10 drivers on the starting grid all went on to finish exactly where they began.

Since the start of 2025, the winning trophy for each Formula One event has been displayed on the grid ahead of the race start, white-gloved attendees at the ready.

Leclerc beat championship leader Oscar Piastri by 0.038 seconds in the more representative second session, with his Ferrari team-mate Lewis Hamilton finishing third quickest.