The date of the FORMULA 1 BELGIAN GRAND PRIX 2025 has been announced!

FORMULA 1™ has published the calendar for the 2025 season and in it announces that The FORMULA 1 BELGIAN GRAND PRIX 2025 will take place from Friday 25 July to Sunday 27 July 2025, 13th on the 24-race calendar. In 2025, Belgian fans will be able to witness Lewis Hamilton's first race with Ferrari at the Spa-Francorchamps Circuit. The seven-time world champion will leave Mercedes to join the Italian manufacturer at the end of the 2024 season. Other shake-ups in the team line-up also seem to be

Formula 1 announces Promoter Awards winners

Prix Managing Partner, Tom Garfinkel, was the finale of an evening that brought together leaders from all 24 Grands Prix and saw seven accolades presented, recognising the significant contributions made by promoters throughout the season in areas ranging from sustainability and event spectacle to fan experience and community engagement. The seven awards and winners, were: Promoter of the Year: Awarded to the promoter that delivered the best all-round event in 2024 and embodied the F1 mission

Formula 1 announces multi-year extension with the Belgian Grand Prix

. Built in 1921, Spa-Francorchamps was one of just seven circuits to be part of Formula 1’s maiden championship in 1950 and has since hosted 57 Grands Prix. The Wallonian circuit is celebrated by fans and drivers alike for its mixture of long straights

Hamilton wins thrilling Belgian Grand Prix with team mate Russell disqualified

had made a good start from pole position to initially lead, before being overtaken by Hamilton within two laps. From there the seven-time world champion looked strong at a track where he has been victorious on four prior occasions. While most of the...?” Hamilton asked his race engineer about Russell, to which the response was, “It’s close”. Elsewhere, Piastri pulled off a fine overtake on Leclerc to snatch a potential podium. With seven laps remaining, Russell – despite running on aging hard

Verstappen charges to Belgian GP win as Red Bull bag 1-2 finish

since the Miami Grand Prix back in May. Leclerc held on for the final podium position, denying seven-time world champion Lewis Hamilton (who pitted late on to net the fastest lap), while Fernando Alonso put his Aston Martin ahead of the other... competition on his grippy rubber and eventually bagged seventh. Aston Martin secured another double points finish as Lance Stroll backed up team mate Alonso in ninth, while Esteban Ocon and Yuki Tsunoda completed the points in eighth and 10th