Looking for a way to watch the F1 Belgian Grand Prix online for free? Today is your lucky day. It’s a new weekend and a new Grand Prix. This time, we’re heading to Europe, to the famous Spa circuit.
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Successive wins for Norris at the Red Bull Ring and Silverstone have put him just eight points behind Piastri in the Drivers' Championship as the British driver looks to make it a hat-trick of victories this Sunday.
Max Verstappen trails Piastri by 69 points but will have plenty of support from the Belgian fans and the Dutch spectators who have decided to make the short trip to the iconic Spa-Francorchamps.
Verstappen's future remains a big talking point, particularly after the sacking of Christian Horner as Red Bull embark on their first ever Grand Prix without Horner in charge as team principal.
Attention will be on new Red Bull boss Laurent Mekies, who will address the media for the first time ahead of Friday's Sprint Qualifying.
The three-week gap has provided teams a chance to develop final upgrades for their cars before everyone turns their full attention to the new 2026 cars.
Ferrari and Mercedes will also hope to close the gap to McLaren at Spa-Francorchamps, a track both teams were strong at last year, and the jeopardy of a Sprint weekend, coupled with rain on the weather forecast, means McLaren may not have everything their own way.
Formula 1 is at one of its more historic tracks, Spa-Francorchamps, for the Belgian Grand Prix.
Oscar Piastri is chasing his sixth grand prix win of the season, and trying to maintain his lead in the drivers' championship.
Here is how you can follow the Belgian Grand Prix.
Spa-Francorchamps is the longest track on the F1 calendar, measuring 7,004 metres.
The circuit is a favourite with fans and drivers, with long, fast straights and tricky corners making it exciting from start to finish.
Turns 2–4 are the most famous on the circuit, with the fast chicane of turns 2 and 3 — named Eau Rouge and Raidillon — then flying up the hill to turn 4, which leads to the long straight.
Coming back down the hill is fast, with sweeping corners ready to catch out the smallest mistake.
There are several overtaking opportunities for the drivers, with turn 5 at the end of the straight, and the final chicane usually the best spots.
