Charles Leclerc took home a respectable third place for Ferrari, with Max Verstappen largely powerless in fourth. Lewis Hamilton, who started in the pit-lane, recovered impressively to come home in seventh to conclude a wretched weekend for the seven-time world champion.

After climbing from his Belgian GP-winning McLaren, Oscar Piastri wrote a note to his grandfather on a bottle of champagne. The Australian won in Spa-Francorchamps ahead of team-mate Lando Norris, his sixth win of the season and eighth of his F1 career.

As Oscar Piastri races toward Formula 1 greatness, meet the woman who has been cheering him on since boarding school: Lily Zneimer.

Oscar Piastri is not fancying his chances of holding off Max Verstappen's low downforce Red Bull at the start of F1's Belgian Grand Prix sprint