Vasseur reacts to Ferrari's Belgian GP performance

Ferrari continued their impressive form at the Belgian Grand Prix, with Charles Leclerc securing second place and Lewis Hamilton finishing fourth. Team Principal Fred Vasseur expressed surprise at the team's competitiveness on a track that was expected to challenge the car's characteristics. Leclerc’s performance was aided by a strategic pit stop during a Virtual Safety Car period, though he ultimately finished behind Kimi Antonelli. Meanwhile, Hamilton’s race was complicated by a five-second penalty for a first-lap collision with George Russell, which Vasseur labeled a "racing incident," as well as a post-race investigation into an unsafe pit release.