Lewis Hamilton will start Sunday’s Belgian Grand Prix from the pit lane after Ferrari broke parc ferme conditions to change his SF-25’s power unit. Hamilton had a torrid time in qualifying at Spa, where the Briton missed out on a Q2 berth when his fastest lap time was deleted for a track limit violation.

Lewis Hamilton to start Belgian GP from pit lane after taking new power unit - The seven-time world champion had been due to start 16th after he was eliminated in Q1.

Ferrari has ruled out a technical problem on the SF-25 F1 car that likely caused Lewis Hamilton to spin out during sprint qualifying.

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LEWIS HAMILTON’S Spa weekend went from bad to worse as he was booted out in Q1.  The seven-time world champion was knocked out in P16 after being penalised and having his last lap deleted for

Lewis Hamilton, Andrea Kimi Antonelli and Fernando Alonso have all taken the opportunity to add a new power unit to their F1 2025 engine pool at Spa after tough qualifying

Lewis Hamilton has issued an apology to Ferrari over his “unacceptable” Q1 exit at the Belgian Grand Prix. Hamilton’s final out lap and flying lap were both deleted due to a track limits violation at Raidillon, dropping him into the elimination zone in the opening phase of the three-part qualifying hour.

Formula 1 fans have been reacting on social media after watching Lewis Hamilton's interview on the back of qualifying at the Belgian Grand Prix. It has been a torrid weekend so far for the Ferrari man after he qualified 18th for Saturday's sprint race due to a rare mistake.