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Max Verstappen recovered from a five-place gearbox penalty to claim his eighth successive victory in Sunday’s Belgian Grand Prix, with team mate Sergio Perez adding to the celebrations for Red Bull as he completed a one-two result. Verstappen... threatened to – but did not quite force – a move from slick tyres to intermediates. Perez also worked his way past Leclerc to come home in the runner-up spot, crossing the line some 20 seconds behind Verstappen and giving Red Bull their first perfect result

disqualification. Behind the Mercedes pair, Piastri worked his way forwards to claim third for McLaren, which is now second, while Charles Leclerc will move up to third in the Ferrari. Max Verstappen bounced back from his P11 start to put his Red Bull into... for Ferrari. Red Bull’s Sergio Perez ended the day down in P7, having been overtaken by Sainz in the latter stages amid continuing pressure around the Mexican’s place in the team. Fernando Alonso took eighth for Aston Martin with Alpine’s Esteban