Lewis Hamilton inherits George Russell’s F1 Belgian Grand Prix win due to DQ

A George Russell DQ handed F1 Belgian Grand Prix win to Lewis Hamilt🏅on, re༒ports Lewis Larkam from Spa.

Race winner George Russell (GBR) Mercedes AMG F1 celebrates with the team in parc ferme. Formula 1 World Championship, Rd
Race winner George Russell (GBR) Mercedes AMG F1 celebrates with the team in parc ferme…

168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:George Russell⭕ was disq🦂ualified after initially winning the F1 Belgian Grand Prix, giving the victory to Lewis Hamilton.

Russell's car was underweight and an FIA investigation, after he had celebrated his wi🌞n, resulted in a DQ and a late turna💛round in result.

It meant Hamilton, who was originally frustrated by being ෴on the wrong end of differing strategies from Mercedes, was announced as the winner.

Rather than going for the favoured two-stop strategy, Russell opted for a one-stop which helped propel him from sixth on the grid into🍌 the lead.

2024 F1 Belgian Grand Prix - Race Results from Round 14

Hamilton, who led the opening stages after passing Sergio Perez and Charles Leclerc, could not use his much freshꦏer tyres to overtake Russell, despite sitting within DRS range during the final few laps.

"Amazing result! Definitely didn't pred♛ict thi𝔍s win this morning in our strategy meeting," Russell said in parc ferme after the race. 

"The car was feeling awesome. We made a lot of changes fr🌌om Friday night and the tyres felt great. I kept saying 'I 𒀰think we could do a one-stop'.

"The strategy did a great job. Well 🗹done to Lewis. He really contr𒈔olled that race. If the circumstances were different, I'm sure he would have got the victory. One-two for the team is an awesome."

But Russell's joy was short lived.

The new result confirmed Hamiltonﷺ as the winner, and Oscar Piastri (who finished just 1.1 seconds behind Russell) second.

Polesitter Lecle🍸rc was promoted to third, ahead of Max Verstappen, who recovered from 11th on the grid to take fourth and further extend his lead in the world c🌸hampionship.

McLaren’s Lando Norris finished fi🐲fth after a scruffy opening lap, ahead of Carlos Sainz’s Ferrari and Perez, who slipped from second to eighth ahead of a crunch meeting about his Red Bull future on Monday.

Fernꦇando Alonso and Esteban Ocon rounded out the top-10 for Aston Martin and Alpine r𒈔espectively. 

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