The Belgian Grand Prix, featuring Kimi Antonelli's victory, was held in sunny conditions at a beautifully developed Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps. Martin Brundle noted the impressive scale of the crowd and the challenges drivers faced with managing power over grip.

Brundle discussed George Russell's ongoing battery power issues, which affected his race start and subsequent battle with Lewis Hamilton. He described their collision as a "racing incident," though stewards applied a penalty to Hamilton, potentially costing him a podium. Brundle also commented on a separate incident involving Charles Leclerc and Oscar Piastri.

Lewis Hamilton endured a difficult weekend, culminating in a fourth-place finish despite penalties and near-misses. Lando Norris started 13th due to power unit penalties but recovered to finish behind Isack Hadjar. Brundle highlighted the need for a "major power unit philosophy change" sooner rather than later due to persistent deployment issues.