Verstappen hails Belgian weekend as his most dominant yet
SPA-FRANCORCHAMPS, Belgium : Formula One championship leader Max Verstappen hailed the Belgian Grand Prix weekend as his most dominant yet in the sport.
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'Untouchable' Verstappen cruises in Belgium to tighten grip on second title
World champion Max Verstappen blew away his rivals with a commanding performance at the Belgian Grand Prix on Sunday to take a significant step towards a second successive drivers' title as Red Bull celebrated a 1-2 with Sergio Perez finishing a remote runner-up.
Lewis Hamilton aims subtle dig at Fernando Alonso after Spaniard calls him an ‘idiot’
Lewis Hamilton aimed a subtle dig at Fernando Alonso after the Spaniard called him an ‘idiot’ for their first-lap collision at the Belgian Grand Prix.
Lewis Hamilton refuses to talk to Fernando Alonso after ‘idiot’ jibe in Belgium
Lewis Hamilton said he would refuse to speak to Fernando Alonso after the Spaniard called him an “idiot” following their opening-lap crash at the Belgian Grand Prix.
Charles Leclerc: Red Bull 'on another level' at Belgian GP
Charles Leclerc has said that Red Bull were ‘on another level’ to Ferrari at the Belgian GP, as Max Verstappen secured a dominant victory.
Max Verstappen was on another planet – Red Bull team-mate Sergio Perez
Max Verstappen was hailed as being in a “league of his own” and “on another planet” after he raced from 14th to victory at the Belgian Grand Prix.
Verstappen's commanding win, Albon takes Williams to tenth - Talking points from Belgian GP
The Red Bull Racing Formula 1 team was completely unstoppable at the 2022 Belgian Grand Prix, taking a commanding 1-2 victory with Max Verstappen leading Sergio Perez over the finish line. Verstappen started the race in 14th after power unit penalties were imposed, but needed only 12 laps to get into the top 3.
Max Verstappen Extends F1 Championship Lead With Victory At Belgium GP
Verstappen started 14th on the grid but scorched through the field to cruise to victory ahead of team-mate Sergio Perez with Ferrari's Carlos Sainz, who started on pole, in third. Charles Leclerc, Verstappen's nearest challenger in the title race, struggled in the other Ferrari to find his groove after starting 15th. A late battle with Alpine's Fernando Alonso saw Leclerc overtake the two-time world champion to snatch fifth, behind the Mercedes of George Russell. Seven-time world champion Lewis Hamilton retired on the opening lap after his Mercedes collided with Alonso's car.