Belgium

Spa was dominated by the weather. Heavy rain delayed the Sprint by around four hours, and when it finally got going O'Sullivan converted reversed-grid pole into the lead at Turn 1 and pulled clear of Hauger. A safety car was deployed for Martí stopping on track, and as the rain worsened and visibility collapsed the race was red-flagged and never resumed, leaving a winning time of barely fourteen minutes. With the race short of half-distance, only the top five scored: O'Sullivan ahead of Hauger and Verschoor, with Maloney and Crawford completing the points. The Feature was Hadjar's again, his fourth win of the year. Aron led from pole into Turn 1, but Hadjar slipstreamed past Bortoleto on the Kemmel Straight and then took the lead from Aron to win, with Bortoleto second. Maloney was tapped into a spin and collected Martí, ending both their races. Cruelly, Aron pulled off on the last lap with a technical problem while running third, promoting Crawford to the podium. Hadjar stretched his championship lead to a commanding margin with Bortoleto climbing to second and Aron slipping to third, the standings beginning to favour the Frenchman before Monza would upend everything.