Belgium GP: Antonelli wins at Spa for Mercedes
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16 Sept 2026Belgium GP: Antonelli wins at Spa for Mercedes
The Belgium GP at Spa-Francorchamps finished with Andrea Kimi Antonelli on top for Mercedes. Under sunny, dry skies in Francorchamps, the race ran the full 44-lap distance. No Safety Car interruptions meant a clean, steady tempo from start to finish. At 7.004 km per lap, Spa added up to 308.052 km on the day. Round 10 of Formula 1 2026 belonged to the Italian driver and Mercedes.
Antonelli wins the Belgium GP at Spa
Andrea Kimi Antonelli won the Belgium GP at Spa-Francorchamps. The Mercedes driver took the checkered flag in Francorchamps, Belgium. The event was the 10th round of the Formula 1 2026 season. All 44 laps were completed under dry conditions. It was a clean race with no Safety Car interventions.
The circuit length is 7.004 km, so the grand prix covered 308.052 km. The lap record at Spa is 1:48.890, which remained the reference. Spa’s long laps reward rhythm, and Antonelli kept it tidy. Mercedes left Belgium with the winner and a well executed Sunday.
A 44-lap run in sunny, stable conditions
Weather settled nicely for the main race. Air temperature was 18.8 C with track at 30.1 C. Humidity stayed at 41.2 percent and the official report listed sunny and dry. That meant predictable grip across the 44 laps. With no interruptions, the field ran to a steady rhythm.
Clean conditions put the focus on consistent pace at Spa-Francorchamps. The race distance and layout reward mistake free laps. Antonelli handled the demands and managed the run to the flag. For fans, it was a straightforward grand prix, settled on speed rather than Safety Car timing.
Spa-Francorchamps, by the numbers
Spa’s official length is 7.004 km per lap. Multiply that by 44 and you get a 308.052 km grand prix. The event sits in Francorchamps, Belgium, as listed for the weekend. The schedule also notes a track lap record of 1:48.890. On this Sunday, the race ran the full distance.
Safety Car status was marked as false, which matched the tidy flow on track. Track temperature peaked at 30.1 C during the race window in the report. Those numbers underline how stable the run to the finish was. They also frame Antonelli’s victory for Mercedes in simple terms of pace and consistency.
Round 10 takeaways for Formula 1 2026
This Belgium GP counted as Stage Round 10 in Formula 1 2026. The Grand Prix segment is listed as finished with all laps completed. Earlier sprint plans were canceled in the schedule, but the main race went ahead smoothly. That made Sunday the clear center of the weekend. And it ended with Antonelli as the winner for Mercedes.
If you followed along on Sofascore, you saw the race status flip to finished with the checkered flag. The listing confirms the location, conditions and the lack of a Safety Car. Fans can revisit the Belgium GP page on Sofascore to scan the core numbers and stage details. With Spa in the books, attention turns to the next stops on the Formula 1 2026 calendar.
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The Belgium GP at Spa-Francorchamps finished with Andrea Kimi Antonelli on top for Mercedes. Under sunny, dry skies in Francorchamps, the race ran the full 44-lap distance. No Safety Car interruptions meant a clean, steady tempo from start to finish. At 7.004 km per lap, Spa added up to 308.052 km on the day. Round 10 of Formula 1 2026 belonged to the Italian driver and Mercedes.
Antonelli wins the Belgium GP at Spa
Andrea Kimi Antonelli won the Belgium GP at Spa-Francorchamps. The Mercedes driver took the checkered flag in Francorchamps, Belgium. The event was the 10th round of the Formula 1 2026 season. All 44 laps were completed under dry conditions. It was a clean race with no Safety Car interventions.
The circuit length is 7.004 km, so the grand prix covered 308.052 km. The lap record at Spa is 1:48.890, which remained the reference. Spa’s long laps reward rhythm, and Antonelli kept it tidy. Mercedes left Belgium with the winner and a well executed Sunday.
A 44-lap run in sunny, stable conditions
Weather settled nicely for the main race. Air temperature was 18.8 C with track at 30.1 C. Humidity stayed at 41.2 percent and the official report listed sunny and dry. That meant predictable grip across the 44 laps. With no interruptions, the field ran to a steady rhythm.
Clean conditions put the focus on consistent pace at Spa-Francorchamps. The race distance and layout reward mistake free laps. Antonelli handled the demands and managed the run to the flag. For fans, it was a straightforward grand prix, settled on speed rather than Safety Car timing.
Spa-Francorchamps, by the numbers
Spa’s official length is 7.004 km per lap. Multiply that by 44 and you get a 308.052 km grand prix. The event sits in Francorchamps, Belgium, as listed for the weekend. The schedule also notes a track lap record of 1:48.890. On this Sunday, the race ran the full distance.
Safety Car status was marked as false, which matched the tidy flow on track. Track temperature peaked at 30.1 C during the race window in the report. Those numbers underline how stable the run to the finish was. They also frame Antonelli’s victory for Mercedes in simple terms of pace and consistency.
Round 10 takeaways for Formula 1 2026
This Belgium GP counted as Stage Round 10 in Formula 1 2026. The Grand Prix segment is listed as finished with all laps completed. Earlier sprint plans were canceled in the schedule, but the main race went ahead smoothly. That made Sunday the clear center of the weekend. And it ended with Antonelli as the winner for Mercedes.
If you followed along on Sofascore, you saw the race status flip to finished with the checkered flag. The listing confirms the location, conditions and the lack of a Safety Car. Fans can revisit the Belgium GP page on Sofascore to scan the core numbers and stage details. With Spa in the books, attention turns to the next stops on the Formula 1 2026 calendar.