George Russell Holds Off Lewis Hamilton for Belgian Grand Prix Victory

Max Verstappen Wins 13th Round of Formula 1 World Championship

Mercedes Dominates Podium at Spa-Francorchamps

SPA-FRANCORCHAMPS, Belgium (AP) — George Russell's impressive performance on Sunday earned him a stunning victory at the Belgian Grand Prix, leaving his Mercedes teammate Lewis Hamilton in his wake. The race proved to be an exciting one, with Red Bull's Max Verstappen taking the top spot from sixth on the grid. Russell's triumph marks his first Formula 1 victory, and it is a testament to his skill and determination. Starting from sixth place, he overtook his rivals and maintained his lead throughout the race. Hamilton, who was chasing a record-breaking eighth win at the Belgian Grand Prix, finished in second place. The race was not without its challenges, as rain played a significant role. However, Russell and the Mercedes team managed to navigate the conditions skillfully, securing a one-two finish. Verstappen's victory, meanwhile, consolidates his lead in the Formula 1 World Championship standings, with 208 points to his name. The Belgian Grand Prix was a highly entertaining event that showcased the exceptional talent of the Formula 1 drivers. Russell's victory and Mercedes' dominance are sure to be the talk of the paddock in the coming days.