The Belgian Grand Prix saw Lewis Hamilton take the lead from Charles Leclerc, with Max Verstappen chasing Lando Norris. Verstappen overtook Norris and was on Hamilton’s tail. Norris battled with Carlos Sainz, who lost time on gravel but managed to stay in the lead. Verstappen pitted in an attempt to undercut Norris. Hamilton also pitted but came out in fifth place.
Red Bull’s Sergio Perez struggled with a weakened battery, while McLaren’s Oscar Piastri set a fastest lap. Hamilton dominated the race, with Verstappen making his way through the pack. The McLarens put up a strong fight, but Red Bull’s pace was evident. Verstappen’s new engine penalty meant he started 11th on the grid.
Overall, it was a challenging race with surprises and strategic battles throughout. Verstappen’s fight to gain points from the back of the grid added excitement to the event. Hamilton’s victory was well-deserved, with McLaren and Red Bull showcasing their competitiveness. The championship standings continue to be closely contested, adding to the anticipation for future races.
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