[7] The race was won by Max Verstappen, ahead of his teammate Sergio Pérez and Lando Norris who finished third, his and McLaren's only podium of the season.

[10] Championship leader Charles Leclerc finished sixth, while his teammate Carlos Sainz Jr. retired on lap 1 after a collision with Daniel Ricciardo at turn 1.

The session was red flagged twice due to the wet conditions causing spins at turn twelve by Lando Norris and later Valtteri Bottas.

[17] In the second practice session, George Russell set the fastest lap ahead of Sergio Pérez and Leclerc.

[19][20] The first qualifying session was red flagged with 12 minutes left after Alexander Albon's brakes caught fire at turn 14 due to an incorrect switch setting,[21] spewing debris all over the track.

[32] Verstappen's teammate Sergio Pérez managed seventh behind Fernando Alonso and Daniel Ricciardo, with Bottas, Sebastian Vettel, and Sainz occupying the rest of the top ten.

[41] With the results, Sainz returned to second in the standings, while Verstappen rose from 6th to 5th, as both Mercedes drivers George Russell and Lewis Hamilton finished outside the points.

[46][47] On home soil, Ferrari drivers Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz Jr. suffered, as the former made a mistake late in the race that cost him a podium, while the latter had a DNF on lap 1.

[8] With rain falling in the circuit in the preceding hours and the track being wet,[2] all cars on the grid started on intermediate tyres.

[52][53] The collision, which was not investigated,[48] left Sainz struck in the gravel,[54] while Ricciardo was able to get back on track and make a pit stop at the end of the lap.

[48] After the Sainz–Ricciardo collision, Mick Schumacher had a half-spin and dropped from 10th to 17th,[48] as his rear-axle slid tagged the sidepod of Fernando Alonso,[55] who had to retire on lap 8 after his bodywork failed.

[48] Verstappen told his team he was ready to switch to slick tyres in case a safety car was brought out but remained on track.

[48] In an attempt to push and get closer to Pérez for an overtake, Leclerc clattered the kerbs at the turns 14–15 chicane and spun to the outside wall on lap 54.

[56] Verstappen won ahead of Pérez, Norris, Russell, whose front-wing aerodynamic balance was not adjusted at his pit stop,[48] and Valtteri Bottas, with Leclerc, Yuki Tsunoda, Vettel, Magnussen, and Stroll to complete the top 10.