The manager of the Oscar Piastrri batch grabbed his first week’s title on Sunday when he drove to a perfectly controlled triumph in front of McLaren teammate and heading Rival Lando Prix for the postponement on the title.

The 24-year-old Austiary was probably left out of reach in the final circles as British, 25, 25, closed on a heavier complex layer, completing 3,415 seconds clearly while McLaren from his six 1-2 in the dominant season.

It was TanterThe first victory on the classic circle spa-francrchamps, his sixth season and the eighth of his career, expanding the leadership in the driver’s championship at 16 points after 13 of this seasonal race.

It was 10 for McLaren. Win this year.

Charles Leclerc came in a rigid third for Ferrari in front of a four-bed champion Max Verstappen From Red Bull, under the race leadership of the New Team Boss Laurent Mekies for the first time, and Mercedes’ George Russell.

Alex Albon clinged to finish six for Williams in front of the world champion champion Lewis Hamilton Ferrarija, who started from the pit of the strap, and Rookie racetrack Liam Lawson.

Gabriel Botoleto was ninth for Sauber in front Pierre to gas Alpine.

“That was lively!” said Cool Piatri, who broke the past Norris in a circle one.

“Very lively. I knew that was the wing probably my best chance to win in the race. I picked up a little while I went through Eau Rouge, and then it was enough.

“The rest of the race we got well. Maybe the media wasn’t the best in the last five-six laps, but we had it almost under control! I was disappointed after yesterday, but turned out that the beginning of a second was not too bad.”

Norris admitted that he could not win.

“Oscar did a good job – there’s not much to say. It was committed a little more in Eau Rouge, and that was it. Oscar deserved him today.”

Leclerc said: “Max was behind me all the race within two seconds, so it was never easy. I knew the first part was the easiest, and I am pretty happy to be able to keep the third place.”

The race began, after disposal of 80 minutes due to the heavy rain, with the whole field at the intermediate to start for four rounds behind the security car, cleaning the water.

Piatri’s craft and peaceful

Four drivers started from Pitlane – Carlos Sainz, Fernando Alonso, Some Antonelli and Hamilton – which made changes in their power supply or by placing overnight. They started on the back of the field in front of a valid start at the beginning of the circle five.

While the lights became green, Norris was powered by leading through the LA source, but he could not be resisted when Piatria pulled out of his stacks to take over lead in Les Combes Chicane.

“Why don’t I have a pack?” Norris asked, realizing he was missing the electrical power. “We used a lot on a security car,” McLaren replied.

In Lap 12, Hamilton was the first in medium smooth tires, he re-joined the 18th, followed by Piarrije, Leclerc, Verstappen, Russell and more. Norris remained in one circle longer for heavy, hoping profit if his rival tire was degraded in the final circles. He was the only one.

In the circle 15, everyone else moved to the media, and Piatr was on top of Norris for 9.3 with Leclerc third, leading Verstappen, Russell, Albon and … in flying form, Hamilton.

As Norris closed, Piarrri said he was tires already humiliating. “I think it will be hard to get to the end” He told the engineer race Tom Stollard, raising the appearance of the dramatic final.

In LAP 26, Norris slipped on the Puhon, which returns to nine seconds, beforehand before re-processing. It was a process of marginal gains as Piastrhi managed his tires.

Norris was close, but the craft and peace of Piastra predominated.

See the final standings from the Belgian Grand Prix here.