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Insights from the Top 3 of Belgian Grand Prix Qualifying

The press conference following the qualifying session of the Belgian Grand Prix at Spa-Francorchamps revealed the thoughts of the top three drivers: Lando Norris, Oscar Piastri, and Charles Leclerc. With an electrifying performance, Norris secured pole position while his McLaren teammate Piastri took second, with Leclerc showcasing Ferrari's competitiveness in third.

Our Take:

The performance of the McLaren team in Spa is a clear indicator of their growing momentum this season. With both drivers showcasing exceptional talent and teamwork, they are not only a formidable pair but are also running the risk of making the championship race more competitive. As for Leclerc, consistently delivering strong results indicates that Ferrari remains a key contender in the battle for the top positions.

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Source: NewsDesk

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