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Catch up on Saturday at Spa, as it hosted round 13 of the 2025 Formula One season with the Belgian Grand Prix weekend

Lewis Hamilton will start Sunday’s Belgian Grand Prix from the pit lane after Ferrari broke parc ferme conditions to change his SF-25’s power unit. Hamilton had a torrid time in qualifying at Spa, where the Briton missed out on a Q2 berth when his fastest lap time was deleted for a track limit violation.

Lewis Hamilton is still searching for his first podium since joining Ferrari, as the wait extended through another Grand Prix weekend. Ferrari had high hopes heading into Belgium, bringing one of their most significant update packages of the season since the last race at Silverstone.

LEWIS HAMILTON will start from the pit lane for today’s Belgian Grand Prix after being slapped with a 60-PLACE grid penalty. The seven-time world champion has endured a troubled weekend at

Fred Vasseur joked that Lewis Hamilton was “engineering the car” as the Ferrari driver put in an epic recovery drive at the Belgian Grand Prix, gaining 10 places. Up until Sunday, Hamilton had been having a wretched time at the Spa-Francorchamps circuit where he suffered a double Q1 elimination for the Sprint weekend.

F1 legend Lewis Hamilton staged a rousing comeback from a 16th-position start atthe Belgian Grand Prix, but it was far from the greatest ever.The post Lewis Hamilton Belgian Grand Prix Comeback: Where Does it RankAll-Time?

With one of his most successful races on tap it is a perfect time to ask: Will Lewis Hamilton win a Grand Prix this season?

Lewis Hamilton tried to attack Alex Albon for P6 at the Belgian Grand Prix, but told his race engineer he’s “got no fuel”, and later revealed his Ferrari SF-25 was “underfuelled” for the higher downforce wing.

In a moment that melted hearts across the paddock, Mercedes’ rising star Kimi Antonelli was seen holding an umbrella for Ferrari’s Lewis Hamilton after the national anthem at the Belgian Grand Prix, showcasing sportsmanship and mutual respect despite being on rival teams.

For his part, Shovlin pointed to the change in front-wing regulations as one potential culprit. Ahead of the Spanish Grand Prix, the sport’s governing body implemented a new technical directive, which limited how much the front wings can flex under aerodynamic load.