Andrea Kimi Antonelli made a stunning statement at the Belgian Grand Prix and erased any doubts about his Formula 1 championship credentials with his sixth win of the season, just days after his title lead was threatened by retirement at Silverstone. The Italian teenager took pole position and despite a setback when a virtual safety
Lewis Hamilton’s turbulent Belgian Grand Prix turned into major controversy after a dramatic pit lane incident in which the Mercedes driver inadvertently struck a Ferrari mechanic during a chaotic pit stop, sparking an immediate FIA investigation and raising serious concerns over safety procedures. Hamilton’s afternoon at Spa-Francorchamps was already under scrutiny, as George Russell was
Charles Leclerc finished fifth in qualifying for the Belgian Grand Prix, but the Ferrari driver openly admitted his frustration when yellow flags hampered his final effort. The Monegasque star was aiming for a strong result, confident that his SF-24 was more than capable of performing on the unique Spa-Francorchamps circuit. Leclerc managed to overtake his
Kimi Antonelli stunned the paddock with a stellar performance in the final Formula 1 practice session at the Belgian Grand Prix, leaving his rivals behind and sending out a clarion warning ahead of qualifying. Meanwhile, drama unfolded when Lewis Hamilton crashed his Ferrari into the barriers during the closing moments, echoing Pierre Gasly’s similar incident
Lando Norris has been handed a 10-place grid penalty for the Belgian Grand Prix after McLaren confirmed the British driver would exceed his permitted allocation of power electronics units for the 2026 Formula 1 season. The decision, officially confirmed by the FIA on Friday, follows a challenging series of reliability issues that have plagued Norris