The FIA explained why Lewis Hamilton was ultimately not penalized after his dangerous departure from the pits at the Belgian Grand Prix. Ferrari, on the other hand, was heavily penalized.
George Russell believes that a technical failure in his Mercedes caused his retirement on the very first lap of the Belgian Grand Prix. The Briton describes the situation as “frankly dangerous.”
Lewis Hamilton reflected on the spectacular incident that occurred during his pit stop at the Belgian Grand Prix. The Brit admits he immediately feared a serious injury for his mechanic.
Eliminated in the first lap of the Belgian Grand Prix after a collision with Lewis Hamilton, George Russell vented his anger at Mercedes on the radio.
Winner at Spa-Francorchamps, Kimi Antonelli acknowledged that the retirements and difficulties of his rivals had given him a valuable opportunity in the championship.
Second in the Belgian Grand Prix, Charles Leclerc believes that the Virtual Safety Car worked in Ferrari’s favor. The Monegasque, however, insists that he long thought he could hold off Kimi Antonelli.
Lewis Hamilton maintains his fourth place at the Belgian Grand Prix. However, Ferrari receives a heavy fine after the incident that occurred during its pit stop.
Already penalized after his collision with George Russell, Lewis Hamilton could receive a new penalty after hitting a Ferrari mechanic during his stop at the Belgian Grand Prix.
Max Verstappen believes that the timing of a Virtual Safety Car disrupted the strategy of the Belgian Grand Prix, giving Charles Leclerc an unexpected opportunity to contend for the win.
Thanks to a perfectly controlled race, Kimi Antonelli won the Belgian Grand Prix ahead of Charles Leclerc and Max Verstappen. The race was also marked by George Russell’s retirement on the first lap and Isack Hadjar’s spectacular comeback.