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The young Italian Andrea Kimi  Antonelli, on Mercedes, won the F1 Belgian GP in Spa, after a short battle with Charles Leclerc, on Ferrari, who finished second. Leclerc seemed able to conquer the first place until the very end. He also managed to stay first for a while after a perfect pit stop during a virtual safety car. Third place for Verstappen (Red Bull). Down the the podium Lewis Hamilton who drove all the race a damaged car, after the crash at the very beginning of the race with Russell (Mercedes). Russell was forced to retire and Hamilton was hitted with a 5 seconds penalty. McLaren's cars showed a better pace compared the other races but it wasn't enough yet. Antonelli is leading the drivers' standing with 204 points. Second position for Hamilton with 159 points. A good improvemnet also for Leclerc, who is reaching 126 points, while he is also confirming his momentum and more confidence with the car. Points, in this race, also for Linblad, Colapinto and Bortoleto.

Ferrari has just unveiled few weeks ago its first-ever production electric car, the Luce, and the unique “Chassis 0” will be now auctioned by RM Sotheby’s during Monterey Car Week before  regular deliveries begin. Co-designed with Sir Jony Ive and Marc Newson’s LoveFrom, the Luce introduces a bold new design language while remaining unmistakably Ferrari. Its four electric motors produce 1,050 horsepower, allowing the five-seat EV to accelerate from 0 to 60 mph in just 2.5 seconds. Power comes from a 122 kWh battery,  complemented by an innovative system that amplifies real mechanical  sounds instead of artificial engine noise. Chassis 0 features an  exclusive iridescent Madreperla Semilucida paint finish and a bespoke interior with premium white, blue, and Perla leather trim. The charity auction will take place at Monterey Car Week (August 13–15, 2026), with bidding starting at $1.1 million.