Red Bull Racing dominated the weekend's race at Spa-Francorchamps.
Fresh from his win at Saturday's standalone Sprint race, Max Verstappen took home another win on Sunday at the main event after recovering from a fifth place starting position due to a grid penalty related to a gearbox change. Once again the rest of the field, including Verstappen teammate Sergio Perez provided little in the way of competition.
There was plenty of action at the start, with Perez moving ahead of Leclerc on the first lap and Ferrari's Carlos Sainz and McLaren's Oscar Piastri making contact. The damage would eventually lead to both drivers retiring, with Piastri out at the start and Sainz around the midway point of the race.Verstappen was able to take advantage of the clash and move up to fourth early on, behind Hamilton who was in third behind Perez and Leclerc.
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