Kimi Antonelli topped final practice at the Belgian GP with a 1m45.990s lap, eight tenths clear of Lewis Hamilton before the Ferrari driver crashed heavily at Les Fagnes in the closing minutes. Hamilton carried too much speed through the corner, clipping the wall with his rear-right tyre and ripping the wheel out of alignment, leaving Ferrari facing a race against time to repair potential gearbox damage before qualifying.

Lando Norris slotted into second for McLaren, just 0.139s off Antonelli's benchmark, while Max Verstappen took third for Red Bull, 0.148s adrift. George Russell was fourth for Mercedes, with Charles Leclerc sixth after traffic hindered his final runs. Oscar Piastri trailed Norris by half a second in seventh.

Both Audi cars cracked the top 10, Nico Hulkenberg eighth ahead of rookie Gabriel Bortoleto, while Isack Hadjar recovered from a pitlane stall to claim tenth for Racing Bulls. The session saw limited early running due to tyre allocation constraints before Spa-Francorchamps came alive in the final half-hour.