Grand Prix thread MOËT & CHANDON BELGIAN GRAND PRIX 2025

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Who will finish first?

  • Charles Leclerc

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  • Yuki Tsunoda

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  • Lewis Hamilton

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  • George Russell

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  • Andrea Kimi Antonelli

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  • Carlos Sainz

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  • Any Other

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  • Total voters
    7
  • Poll closed .

ched999uk

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Sunny Blackpool
44 laps of the 7.004km Spa circuit

25th July Practice 1 11:30 - 12:30
25th July Sprint Qualifying 15:30 - 16:14
26th July Sprint 11:00 - 12:00
26th July Qualifying 15:00 - 16:00
27th July Race 14:00 - 16:00

All times are UK times

Poll closes before Race Quali - Saturday!
 
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Gone for Oscar,could have won at Silverstone.Hopefully he will behave behind the safety car if it`s called out.
He`s going to be so determind to win after being hard done by the stewards.
 
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Piastri really on it this weekend, a consistent half second on your team mate is a real rarity (unless you’re Verstappen!)
 
Gone for Oscar,could have won at Silverstone.Hopefully he will behave behind the safety car if it`s called out.
He`s going to be so determind to win after being hard done by the stewards.

I don’t think he was hard done by the stewards at Silverstone .
 
I was thinking McLaren will take a bit of wing off. On reflection though, with rain a possibility tomorrow and with pit stops giving them the chance to use their pace, maybe it does make sense to stick with their setup?
 
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Piastri really on it this weekend, a consistent half second on your team mate is a real rarity (unless you’re Verstappen!)
oooh, went early.
I was thinking McLaren will take a bit of wing off. On reflection though, with rain a possibility tomorrow and with pit stops giving them the chance to use their pace, maybe it does make sense to stick with their setup?
Looks like RBR went the other way.
 
Yep, hats off to Norris, he’s eliminated that deficit overnight and they’ve looked really closely matched today.

You’d expect the RedBull to be strong here, and it has been, but the McLaren looks 1-2 tenths better and given this wouldn’t appear to be a Ferrari circuit it’s good for them and their upgrades to be in the same ballpark as the leading cars. Hungary will be a good chance for a Ferrari win I think.
 
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I think it might be time for Lewis to consider a career change if he doesn't sort himself out in the next few races. Don't ruin a legacy.
Better to bow out when it is done. A simple mistake yesterday, albeit a good lap time. He may have it in him still but the consistency and I think self belief seems missing. It may be as much physiological as ability. Let's see if he can make amends today.
 
I think it might be time for Lewis to consider a career change if he doesn't sort himself out in the next few races. Don't ruin a legacy.
Better to bow out when it is done. A simple mistake yesterday, albeit a good lap time. He may have it in him still but the consistency and I think self belief seems missing. It may be as much physiological as ability. Let's see if he can make amends today.

Meh, it was an okay lap time. It was his second run, when everyone was going a lot quicker. Leclerc only did one run (he pitted to save tyres on the second as he was safe), but he was still slower than him.

I think he'll definitely stay to see if Ferrari can somehow get a jump with the big regulation change, as he'll have a chance at a championship if so. But, yeah, he's certainly not the force he once was (though of course is still decent).
 
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Meh, it was an okay lap time. It was his second run, when everyone was going a lot quicker. Leclerc only did one run (he pitted to save tyres on the second as he was safe), but he was still slower than him.

I think he'll definitely stay to see if Ferrari can somehow get a jump with the big regulation change, as he'll have a chance at a championship if so. But, yeah, he's certainly not the force he once was (though of course is still decent).
I think Lewis is telling me what he thinks of my comment.