The Ferrari driver frames the Belgian GP like this
As we highlighted, the F1 2026 at Spa will have a particular ‘hunger’ for energy and to try to help them in Belgium there will be as many as five zones where the wings can be opened.
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Also Silverstone was a critical track from this point of view, but overall the weekend was enjoyable from a spectacle point of view and the drivers stated they found a better reality than expected.
Ferrari surprised everyone by obtaining the Sprint pole with Lewis Hamilton and the race win with Charles Leclerc, a victory facilitated by the technical problem of Andrea Kimi Antonelli who was chasing the Monegasque in the final part of the race with significantly fresher tires.
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Looking ahead to Spa, Lewis Hamilton emphasized that regardless of how the Ferrari SF-26 will behave, he will have to deliver a better performance than what was shown at home in Silverstone: “At Spa there will be long straights, but ultimately, I will have to do a better job than I did this weekend. We have to keep making changes and pushing, as well as continuing to introduce updates.”
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