2026 Belgian Grand Prix

Document 66 publishes the Drivers' and Constructors' Championship standings after the 2026 Belgian Grand Prix, with Antonelli leading from Hamilton and Russell.

Final race classification for the 2026 Belgian Grand Prix, won by Kimi Antonelli.

Alexander Albon was issued a reprimand for leaving the pit lane during reconnaissance laps without functioning rear lights, a breach of F1 Regulations.

Ferrari fined €30,000 (€10,000 suspended) for unsafe release of Lewis Hamilton's car 44 during a pit stop, after a mechanic stepped in front of the right front tyre.

The stewards deleted the lap times of nine drivers who failed to use the track at turns 4, 6 and 19 during the race.

Provisional race classification for the 2026 Belgian Grand Prix showing Kimi Antonelli as winner, followed by Charles Leclerc and Max Verstappen.

The Stewards decided no further action for Charles Leclerc after a collision with Oscar Piastri in turn 5, finding Leclerc did not deliberately crowd Piastri off the track.

Lewis Hamilton receives a 5-second time penalty for causing a collision with Kimi Antonelli in Turn 5 on the opening lap.

Ferrari team representative summoned to stewards for alleged unsafe release of Lewis Hamilton in pit lane.

Final starting grid for the 2026 Belgian Grand Prix, with Kimi Antonelli on pole position and multiple drivers penalised for power unit changes.

Carlos Sainz receives a 10 grid place penalty for using a fourth Control Electronics unit, breaching PU element limits.

Carlos Sainz uses a fourth control electronics unit, exceeding the three allowed per season, in breach of the Sporting Regulations.

Provisional starting grid for the 2026 Belgian Grand Prix at Spa-Francorchamps, with penalties applied to Norris, Stroll, Hadjar, and Alonso.

Kimi Antonelli secured pole position with a fastest lap of 1:44.361, ahead of Verstappen and Norris.

Provisional qualifying classification for the 2026 Belgian Grand Prix, with Kimi Antonelli on pole.

Fernando Alonso receives a 20-place grid penalty for using additional Power Unit elements beyond the allowed season allocation.

Isack Hadjar receives a 30-place grid penalty for using a fifth ICE, TC, and EXH, breaching PU element limits.

The Stewards determined no further action for Carlos Sainz after investigating an alleged failure to slow for double yellow flags during Free Practice 3.

Fernando Alonso must start the Belgian GP from the back of the grid after exceeding the allowed number of Power Unit elements.

The Stewards deleted 19 lap times from Free Practice 3 for various drivers who failed to use the track at Turns 4, 6, 9, and 19, breaching Appendix L and the F1 Sporting Regulations.

The stewards deleted the lap times of 12 drivers who passed through a double waved yellow flag zone during Free Practice 3.

Car 55 (Carlos Sainz) has been summoned to the stewards for allegedly failing to slow under double yellow flags, in breach of Appendix H, Article 2.5.5 b) and Article B1.8.4b of the F1 regulations.

Car 3 (Max Verstappen) and Car 55 (Carlos Sainz Jr.) are summoned to the stewards for allegedly failing to slow under double yellow flags.

Classification for Free Practice 3 of the 2026 Belgian Grand Prix, led by Kimi Antonelli.

Fernando Alonso used a fifth energy store, fifth control electronics, and seventh ancillary component, exceeding the allowed season limits under the 2026 Sporting Regulations.

Ferrari fined €5,000 for failing to return Leclerc's electronically returned tyres to the supplier before FP2.

Ferrari fined €5,000 for failing to physically return Lewis Hamilton's electronically returned tyres before Free Practice 2.

Ferrari driver Lewis Hamilton has been summoned by the stewards for an alleged breach of Article B6.4.2 of the FIA F1 Regulations for failing to return tyres after FP1.

Nico Hülkenberg received a reprimand for failing to reduce speed sufficiently under double yellow flags during Free Practice 1, though the stewards acknowledged limited opportunity to react.

Charles Leclerc has been summoned by the stewards for an alleged breach of Article B6.4.2 of the FIA F1 Regulations – failure to return tyres after FP1.