After the success in Britain, Ferrari arrives at the Belgian weekend more charged than ever and will look to make an "encore" at Spa, although it is a difficult track in a weekend that offers many question marks.

"We arrive at Spa-Francorchamps knowing that a particularly challenging weekend awaits us. It is one of the most difficult races on the calendar, both for the characteristics of the track and for the weather conditions in the Ardennes, which are often changeable and unpredictable." This is what Fred Vasser, the Ferrari team principal, said, speaking on the eve of the Belgian Formula 1 Grand Prix.

"We know that we can count on a united team, which continues to work in the same direction, as well as on two drivers who cooperate very well with each other and constantly motivate each other every time they go out on the track. Our objective this weekend will also be to maximize the result and ensure that every detail is carried out in the best possible way, from the first session to the checkered flag," added the French team principal from Maranello.

Ferrari comes after success at Silverstone, where Charles Leclerc secured victory, while Lewis Hamilton finished third. In terms of the drivers' standings, Mercedes' Kimi Antonelli leads the standings with 179 points, followed by teammate George Russell with 154 points. Next comes the Ferrari duo of Lewis Hamilton, third with 147 points and Charles Leclerc, fourth with 108 points. In the constructors' championship, Mercedes leads with 333 points, followed by Ferrari with 255 and McLaren with 179 points.