Author : Chris Watson

Kimi Antonelli seized the top step at Spa‑Francorchamps, converting pole into a win amid a VSC misstep that could have cost him the Belgian Grand Prix. Leclerc’s Opportunistic Surge and Antonelli’s Resilience Shortly after a poorly timed virtual safety car, Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc capitalised on an inexpensive pit stop, briefly overriding Antonelli’s pole‑time advantage. Missing […]

Kimi Antonelli’s Spa Triumph Kimi Antonelli sealed a sixth grand prix win at Spa-Francorchamps, confirming his world‑class pace after a pole‑starting effort that saw him fend off Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc through a series of virtual safety car and full safety car intervals. Sky Sports F1 pundit Naomi Schiff highlighted Antonelli’s “solid and well‑deserved” performance, noting […]

Leclerc Skips Penalty After Piastri Clash at Belgian GP During the pre‑pit stop phase of the Belgian Grand Prix, Charles Leclerc escaped a stewards penalty for a contact with Oscar Piastri on lap eight, debunking rumors of deliberate maneuvering. Fast‑Lane Brawl on the Kemmel Straight Both drivers engaged for third place along the long Kemmel […]

Ferrari has been called to the Formula 1 stewards’ office after Lewis Hamilton’s pit‑box release at the Belgian Grand Prix collided with a pit‑lane mechanic. Incident During the VSC Pit Stop During lap 20, under the virtual safety car, Hamilton left his box while the front‑wing adjustment tool was still in the mechanic’s grasp. The front […]

Kimi Antonelli seized the Belgian Grand Prix win by holding off Charles Le Clerc on a slick Spa track, extending his championship advantage in a dramatic clash of tyre strategies. Antonelli’s early strategy at Spa The 21‑year‑old Ferrari piloted from the front row, trading positions with Max Verstappen at the start but sticking to a hard‑tyre […]

George Russell’s third‑place start at Spa, amplified by a grid penalty for Lando Norris, turned into a stark illustration of a glaring top‑speed disparity versus teammate Kimi Antonelli. Top‑Speed Gap Exposes Russell’s Limitations The Mercedes duo had secured front‑row positions in Q3, yet Russell’s car lagged behind Antonelli’s in straight‑line pace. Mercedes admits the deficit […]

George Russell’s Belgian Grand Prix ended abruptly on lap 1 after contact with Lewis Hamilton, but the real frustration for the Mercedes driver lay in a sudden battery‑charge failure that left him powerless on the Kemmel straight. Mercedez Battery Failure Nests Russell into a Vulnerable Position Starting from third, Russell was swallowed by the chasing pack […]

Lewis Hamilton’s contact on the first corner of the Belgian Grand Prix forced George Russell out of the ride, ending the Mercedes outing in gravel and triggering the race‑safety car. Start‑line collision Starting third, Russell was immediately shuffled past by Charles Leclerc on the Kemmel straight, then faced a second Ferrari on the inside of […]