Ferrari's Charles Leclerc came fourth
at the Belgian Grand Prix on Sunday, having started in pole
position, with George Russell leading a Mercedes one-two ahead
of Lewis Hamilton.
McLaren's Oscar Piastri was third and Red Bull's three-time and
reigning world champion Max Verstappen was fifth.
Carlos Sainz was seventh in the other Ferrari.
Leclerc remains third in the Formula One drivers' standings with
174 points, 101 behind leader Verstappen, while Sainz dropped to
fifth with 160 after being leapfrogged by Piastri.
Ferrari stay third in the constructors' championship with 340
points, behind McLaren on 361 and Red Bull on 404.
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