Belgium

Spa delivered a weekend of chaos that Invicta Racing swept from end to end. Saturday's Sprint belonged to Joshua Dürksen: fourth on the reverse grid, he was third by the end of lap one, picked off Sebastian Montoya for second and then used DRS down the Kemmel Straight to take the lead from Martinius Stenshorne at half distance. A late Safety Car set up a one-lap dash, but the Paraguayan edged clear to win by six tenths from Stenshorne, with Dino Beganovic third for DAMS Lucas Oil and Nikola Tsolov fourth, ahead of title rivals Alexander Dunne and Rafael Câmara. Sunday's Feature was wilder still. Câmara lost his pole advantage at the start but retook the lead from Tasanapol Inthraphuvasak on lap five, and emerged as the net leader after the mandatory stop. Then came the red flag: Laurens van Hoepen crashed heavily at the exit of Turn 7, walking away unharmed. At the restart Câmara had to carve back through drivers who had yet to stop, and when a Safety Car sent that group to the pit lane he inherited the lead for good, winning by 5.4s. Inthraphuvasak held second for ART Grand Prix, and Tsolov completed the podium once track-limits penalties were applied — extending his championship lead on a day of attrition.