Vasseur has his feet on the ground: “I don’t want to dream. At Spa and also at Silverstone we were slower”
The immediate thoughts of Ferrari team principal, Frederic Vasseur, after the end of the 2026 Belgian GP at Spa-Francorchamps
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Hamilton: “Without the FP3 crash I would have fought for the victory”
Hamilton spoke about the domino effect caused by his FP3 crash, which deprived him of the chance to fight for the victory
Hamilton penalty, Vasseur disagrees: “FIA harsh! Russell was closing in, contact inevitable”
Frederic Vasseur’s considerations on the VAR case involving Lewis Hamilton during the 2026 Belgian GP in Spa
Verstappen: “I gave everything I had. 3rd place is a good result”
50% satisfaction for the Red Bull driver, 3rd in Belgium but after a race in which he encountered several difficulties
Team radio Ferrari | Leclerc: “Tense race, lucky with the VSC”, Hamilton: “My fault”
The team radios of Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton from Ferrari after the checkered flag in Belgium: they finished 2nd and 4th
Leclerc-Piastri chilling contact, Verstappen laughs in the podium back with Charles: “It was all calculated, right?”
The two pilots born in ’97 were the protagonists of a fun skit before the award ceremony of the Belgian GP
Wolff ‘snubs’ Ferrari in World Championship terms: “The Antonelli-Mercedes pairing is the fastest, without VSC today it would have been a clear victory”
The Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff commented on Antonelli’s victory in Belgium ahead of Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc
Gaffe-Wolff in the post-race at Spa: “We have the most powerful engine”. So what about the ADUO?
Toto Wolff let slip a phrase that is true in fact, but in some ways contradicts the ADUO and the FIA
Antonelli to Leclerc: “When you were behind me, you forced me to change the engine deployment”
The top three finishers in Belgium were involved in an interesting discussion in the paddock about the energy issue
Leclerc: “We played it thanks to a good pace, but the gaps we expected on the straights were all visible”
The words of Ferrari driver Charles Leclerc at the end of the Belgian GP finished in second place