Lewis Hamilton claimed his first F1 victory as a Ferrari driver at the Barcelona-Catalunya Grand Prix.
The seven-time world champion controlled the race to secure a long-awaited maiden win in Ferrari colours, finishing ahead of Mercedes driver George Russell.
Championship contender Lando Norris completed the podium in third.
Russell converted pole position into a second-place finish, while championship leader Kimi Antonelli looked set for another strong result before retiring late in the race.
The victory marks a major milestone for Hamilton following his high-profile move to Ferrari and gives the Italian team a significant boost as the Formula One title race heads into its next phase.

Wales Stun All Blacks To End 73-Year Wait For Victory
Ireland Face Must-Win Kosovo Clash After Narrow Defeat To Austria
Kildare Trio Feature As Ireland Overcome Fiji In Nations Championship
Kildare's Sean O'Haire Kicks Dramatic Last-Minute Winner In American College Football
Sunday Morning Sports Update
Milltown Through To Leinster Intermediate Semi-Finals After Victory Over Meath Champions
Sarsfields Leinster Championship Campaign Ends After Heavy Defeat To Cuala
More Than 20 Horses Withdrawn At Cheltenham Over Ground Conditions