Kimi Antonelli wins Belgian Grand Prix to extend F1 championship lead
Summary
Kimi Antonelli won the Belgian Grand Prix, increasing his lead in the Formula One championship to 50 points ahead of George Russell. The race had incidents including a collision between Russell and Lewis Hamilton, who finished fourth but may receive a penalty that could lower his position.Key Facts
- Kimi Antonelli drives for Mercedes and won the Belgian Grand Prix.
- Antonelli now leads the championship by 50 points over George Russell.
- George Russell, Antonelli’s closest rival before the race, spun off after colliding with Lewis Hamilton.
- Charles Leclerc from Ferrari finished second in the race.
- Max Verstappen finished third, marking Red Bull’s 300th podium in Formula One.
- Lewis Hamilton received a five-second penalty but still finished fourth; he may be penalized further.
- Antonelli earned his sixth win in 10 races this season and secured pole position in qualifying.
- Other top finishers included Oscar Piastri (5th), Isack Hadjar (6th), and Lando Norris (7th).
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