Oscar Piastri held off McLaren teammate Lando Norris to win Formula 1’s Belgian Grand Prix on a rainy Sunday in Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps. Piastri collected his sixth win of the Formula 1 season and eighth career after finishing the 44-lap race in 1 hour,

F1 heads to the legendary Spa-Francorchamps circuit this weekend for the 2025 Belgian Grand Prix, Round 13 of the season, and fans in the United States won’t want to miss a moment. With the McLarens riding a wave of momentum after back-to-back victories,

Formula 1 drivers are competing for the Belgian Grand Prix trophy, and hopefully they will treat it with care after its luxurious Louis Vuitton transport.

The famously rainy circuit’s dangerous nature even led to its removal from the F1 calendar in the 1970s, before it rejoined in a shortened format in 1983. Its safety suitability came under scrutiny again in 2023, when Dutch driver Dilano van ‘t Hoff died following an accident in a junior series race.

The Belgian Grand Prix is under serious threat of cancellation after heavy rain lashed Spa-Francorchamps, leading to a cancellation of the F3 round.

Oscar Piastri reasserted his authority in the Formula One world championship by quickly overtaking polesitter Lando Norris to win the weather-delayed Belgian Grand Prix on Sunday. The McLaren driver passed his team-mate on the first racing lap after the race began under a safety car and was largely untroubled from there as he extended his lead in the driver's standings to 16 points.

After a brief pause, Formula 2 returns to the legendary Spa circuit, ready to shake up the drivers’ standings once again. Following a three-week break, Formula 2 resumes with the ninth round of the 2025 season at the iconic Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps.

Euan Leith's preview of the 2025 Belgian Grand Prix for F1 Fantasy includes weather updates, differentials for your squads, and predictions for the sprint, qualifying, and the race.

Carved into the Ardennes forest and steeped in over a century of speed, danger, and evolution, Spa is not just a circuit - it’s a living monument to the changing face of motor sport

Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps, home to the Belgian Grand Prix, holds a special place in the Formula One world as one of the seven tracks that were part of the inaugural World Championship in 1950.

Spa-Francorchamps is the longest track on the F1 schedule and - along with Monza - is one of the sport's most power thirsty venues.