Belgium

Spa kept things tense on a damp track. Voisin took pole for Rodin, while Beganovic started the Sprint from reverse-grid pole only to lose the lead to PREMA teammate Minì into the first corner. A safety car was needed when Esterson spun into the barriers at Eau Rouge on the opening lap. At the restart Beganovic re-passed Minì for the lead down the Kemmel Straight and held on to win, with Minì second and León completing the podium after passing Tramnitz on the final lap. In the Feature, Voisin converted pole into a win for Rodin, holding the lead through three separate safety-car periods. The first followed a lap-one collision between Taponen and Stenshorne at Stavelot; further interruptions came at Bruxelles, the last collecting Lindblad and Boya. Montoya took second for Campos and Fornaroli third. With Prema having already secured the teams' title, the drivers' fight tightened ahead of the Monza finale: Fornaroli moved back into the lead on 129 points, one clear of Minì, with Browning on 123 and Lindblad on 113, leaving six drivers still mathematically alive going into the last round.