JONATHAN McEVOY IN MADRID: The track is surrounded by concrete walls and he and drivers are circumnavigating it at far higher speeds than they do in the similarly confined Monaco streets.
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Mercedes started the best in the newly introduced Madrid: George Russell was fastest at the opening of the Formula 1 Spanish Grand Prix, while Andrea Kimi Antonelli was the fastest overall on Friday's practice day. Ferrari came closest to the "silver arrows", although Lewis Hamilton, who started in excellent form, believes there are positives they can build on. McLaren, who started weaker, also feels that there is still potential left in the car…