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George Russell set fastest time of 1:17.580 in the Day 3 morning session for Mercedes, completing 92 laps.
Franco Colapinto finished second for Alpine with a 1:19.x lap and 56 laps completed.
Lando Norris placed third for McLaren as the team debuted in the Barcelona test week.
Arvid Lindblad was fifth for Racing Bulls, delivering a solid morning run.
Nico Hulkenberg faced a mechanical issue, limiting him to four laps for Audi.
Oliver Bearman finished sixth for Haas with a 3.260s gap and 21 laps.
The results came as teams prepare for further testing and the 2026 F1 calendar.
The article notes continued coverage including the morning results and related topics.
Media coverage referenced at RacingNews365 staff reporting on Day 3 happenings.
The report highlights the session as part of the larger Barcelona pre-season test week.

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Russell posts the fastest Barcelona test time at 1m17.580s, leading a productive day for Mercedes.
Nearly 100 laps completed by Russell as Mercedes pursues long-run testing
Colapinto and Norris also posted strong times as the day progressed
Stoppages limited track time for Audi and Haas on the day
The Barcelona test day featured extensive running before lunch
The Race reports detailed times and team activity from day three of testing
Firms continue to reveal which drivers are running on which days at Barcelona
Williams confirms shakedown ahead of Bahrain testing after Barcelona session
McLaren debuts 2026 F1 car with the MCL40 during Barcelona test

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Mercedes led the third day of private F1 testing at Montmeló, with the fastest laps from Antonelli and Russell.
Both Mercedes drivers completed over 90 laps, signaling a reliability-focused program.
McLaren joined the action with substantial track time, aiming to build data ahead of Bahrain tests.
The session included Alpine, Haas, Audi, and Racing Bulls alongside Mercedes and McLaren.
Rain limited Tuesday testing, but Wednesday offered more representative running for teams.
Bahrain tests (11-13 and 18-20 February) will provide initial performance readings.
The 2026 season starts in Australia from March 6 to 8.
The article notes preparations focus on reliability and data correlation ahead of rule changes.
Norris’ McLaren car placed behind Mercedes in official pace, according to unofficial times.
The report emphasizes that the first real performance signals will come from Bahrain and the 2026 season opener in Australia.

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