Following a delay of more than an hour due to poor visibility, the skies cleared up and Oscar Piastri punched past pole sitter Norris in the first lap to lead the race to victory at the Belgian Grand Prix. Lando Norris finished second with Charles Leclerc maintaining position and ending third.
If it’s heavy rain, then no chance. It’s Spa at the end of the day. They are always ultra cautious here, and rightly so. Will be laps and laps behind the SC.McLarenHonda wrote: ↑26 Jul 2025, 23:06I hope the race goes ahead as planned without delays or safety car starts…
that's not what I see at all. Maybe they'll need to postpone it by half an hour or so, but during the race window, most forecasts show 1mm/h rain at most.
McLarenHonda wrote: ↑26 Jul 2025, 20:23It’s unbelievable how the FIA will always check every single detail regarding Hamilton and they’ll try their best to find something wrong!
He wasn’t even off the white line! He was touching it! I can tell a ton of examples of certain drivers touching a white line and getting away with it on the grounds of “oh he’s on the edge of the rules…not over them”
maybe he is just downplaying his chances, but Verstappen actually said that the advantage of the McLaren is going to be larger in the wet:McLarenHonda wrote: ↑27 Jul 2025, 10:28Watching the F2 race right now!
It’s ok…not much water. Just wet surface and some really wet patches here and there. I hope it stays like that for the f1 race too!
My prediction for the win is Max since they went to a higher downforce setup and we know how good he’s in these conditions!
