Hamilton wins thrilling Belgian Grand Prix with team mate Russell disqualified

box, it was a slower stop at 4.4s, putting him back on track in fourth. Russell had taken the lead amid this round of pit stops, with the Silver Arrows car having not made a second visit to the pits. Could he make a one-stop work? Hamilton was six... field opted for a two-stop race, Russell had taken a gamble by making just one visit to the pits on Lap 10 of 44, meaning that he was attempting to nurse his aging hard tyres as the Grand Prix entered its final stages. Hamilton had closed right onto

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

respectively via some late scrapping. Pierre Gasly went longer into the race than anyone else with a sizeable first stint, but a slow stop when he eventually boxed hindered his efforts and left him 11th at the chequered flag, followed by the Alfa Romeos of..., Norris, Russell, Alonso and Stroll went with mediums. Then came the moment for the talking to stop and the action to begin, with Leclerc initially managing to retain his pole advantage as the lights went out, slotting in ahead of Perez, Hamilton, Sainz

What are the schedules and prices for each city?

Aachen, €55: departure at 7.30 am from the train station (Aachen Hauptbanhof). Antwerp, €60: departure at 6.30 am from the Wommelgem municipal administration, Kaakstraat 2, 2160 Wommelgem. Brussels Midi, €60: departs at 6.30 am from Rue de la France, the bus stop is just outside the station shopping mall. Brussels North, €60: departs at 6.30 am from the corner of Place du Nord and Rue du Progrès. Charleroi, €60: departs at 6.40am from Rue de la Villette 62, behind Charleroi Sud station. Cologne