This is how the classification for the starting grid of the Formula 1 Spanish Grand Prix remains

Lewis Hamilton has made history in Montmeló by achieving the hundredth pole of his career at the Barcelona-Catalonia circuit. Hamilton will face the Spanish Formula 1 Grand Prix from the top of the standings. Max Verstappen and Valtteri Bottas will occupy second and third positions on the grid. Carlos Sainz, meanwhile, will start sixth and Fernando Alonso will do tenth. Ferrari, eleven points behind McLaren in the Constructors’ World Championship, seems to be better than the British team in the Spanish Grand Prix. This has been confirmed by Leclerc with his fourth place in the standings. Esteban Ocon, who has been fifth, has confirmed the new step forward that Alpine has taken in Barcelona. After Carlos Sainz, and ahead of Fernando Alonso, will come Daniel Ricciardo, who has been seventh; Sergio Pérez, who was eighth; and Lando Norris, who has been ninth. Behind Fernando Alonso were Lance Stroll, Pierre Gasly, Sebastian Vettel, Antonio Giovinazzi and George Russell, who were eliminated in Q2. Those who did not pass Q1 were Yuki Tsunoda, Kimi Raikkonen, Mick Schumacher, Nicholas Latifi and Nikita Mazepin. A handicap for Fernando Alonso will be that all the drivers who start behind him will be able to modify their strategy. In addition, as the Asturian has pointed out, Lance Stroll, who is one of the drivers who comes out the best, has positioned himself behind him. However, Fernando Alonso has shown that he is better at Sundays than Saturdays. In the Portuguese Grand Prix he climbed from thirteenth to eighth, while in Emilia-Romagna he did so from fifteenth to tenth. Aggressive in the race he has advanced which will be Max Verstappen.Second to Lewis Hamilton, he does not renounce to overtake the Briton at the start on the great straight that there is in the Barcelona-Catalonia circuit. This is something that Carlos Sainz could also take advantage of to gain some position. Without a doubt, the Madrid native has a great opportunity to finish the Spanish Grand Prix, scoring many points for Ferrari, thus qualifying for the Spanish Grand Prix Lewis Hamilton Max Verstappen Valtteri Bottas Chales Leclerc Esteban Ocon Carlos Sainz Daniel Ricciardo Sergio Pérez Lando Norris Fernando Alonso Lance Stroll Pierres Gasly Sebastian Vettel Antonio Giovinazzi George Russell Yuki Tsunoda Kimi Räikkönen Mick Schumacher Nicholas Latifi Nikita Mazepin