Re-live a dramatic - and pivotal - Spanish GP as it unfolded from Friday through to Sunday.  The race resulted in yet another one-two finish for McLaren-Mercedes but will be remembered for the fireworks in the closing laps, after a Safety Car deployment.  Charles Leclerc eventually finished third for Ferrari, ahead of Mercedes&apos; George Russell, Nico Hulkenberg (Sauber-Ferrari), Sir Lewis Hamilton (Ferrari) and Isack Hadjar (Racing Bulls-Honda).  After driving brilliantly in pursuit of the McLarens for much of the race, Red Bull-Honda&apos;s Max Verstappen was demoted to P10 after a late-race collision with Russell.  <a rel="payment" href="https://www.buzzsprout.com/2301250/support">Support the show</a>Visit: https://youtube.com/peterwindsor for F1 videos past, present and future

F1 livestream 0610 with Peter Windsor

Enjoy Short Corners with your host, Peter Windsor.&nbsp; A championship-winning former F1 Team Manager (with Williams) and General Manager at Ferrari, Peter is also the recipient of six international awards for F1 journalism.&nbsp; Listen to Peter's absorbing livestreams and special features, all packed with F1 anecdotes and Peter's unique ability to recognise and to explain the precise styles of today's F1 drivers.&nbsp; Short Corners?&nbsp; A phrase originally coined by Rob Wilson to explain the extra-ordinary talent of the greatest F1 stars.&nbsp; &nbsp;