Hamilton is a five-time winner of the Belgian GP, including last year, when he inherited victory after George Russell’s disqualification. You have to go back to his debut season in 2007 for the last time he finished the race but failed to stand on the podium, crossing the line in fourth place. It’s a track he loves and where he flourishes.

Lewis Hamilton and Ferrari certainly had an interesting weekend at the Belgian Grand Prix. The team brought upgrades to their rear suspension and whilst Charles Leclerc qualified and finished fourth for the sprint and qualified and finished third for the main race,

Hamilton endured a ‘weekend to forget’ in Spa but the seven-time world champion remains determined to end his F1 career on a high – and is already eyeing change for 2026