Heavy rain delayed the start for about an hour, and in the wet conditions, Lewis Hamilton excelled, working his way through the pack from the back to finish seventh. His Ferrari teammate Charles Leclerc rounded up the podium, seeing off Max Verstappen, who had to settle for fourth.

Lando Norris has come under fire from F1 fans and the media following his multiple mistakes at last weekend's Belgian Grand Prix. The McLaren driver has been defended by his team, though.

McLaren team principal Andrea Stella also commented on the FIA’s cautious decision to delay the start of the Belgian GP by over an hour, despite some drivers, including Max Verstappen, pushing to

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.

Can Max Verstappen mount a challenge to McLaren in the Spa-Francorchamps race? He doubts it, and rain may do nothing to help