Leclerc and Verstappen, penalized, will start at the back of the grid in Belgium
Charles Leclerc and Max Verstappen undergo an engine change this weekend at Spa: the two championship leaders will start on the last row on Sunday.
It would be an exceptional scenario in the season: Max Verstappen and Charles Leclerc, in the top two positions of the championship, will change their engines, respectively for the fourth and fifth time each.
The two rivals, although separated by 80 points, will then be engaged in a comeback that could provide an incredible scenario for the Grand Prix (difficult to do worse than last year, you’ll agree).
Other drivers have been penalized. It remains to be seen what positions the two men will occupy on the grid. In these conditions, both Charles Leclerc and Max Verstappen cannot skip the qualifying session: they would have a chance to not start from the back row.
The weather conditions are likely to be very changeable, as usual in this region of Belgium. The rest promises to be interesting!
