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The Belgian Grand Prix at Spa-Francorchamps has seen Mercedes' 19-year-old driver Kimi Antonelli secure pole position, marking his sixth pole of the season and the team's 19th consecutive pole.Antonelli celebrated his father's birthday with this achievement, joining Max Verstappen on the front row.George Russell of Mercedes finished second, with Ferrari's Charles Leclerc in fourth after a strong performance.McLaren's Lando Norris, reigning world champion, was third but faces a 10-place grid drop, promoting Russell to fourth.The race promises high stakes as Oscar Piastri, currently sixth, aims to challenge the Mercedes duo.Antonelli's success continues Mercedes' dominance in the championship, with the team leading the standings.The race will start at 11pm AEDT, with fans eagerly anticipating a thrilling showdown between the top contenders.This event highlights the competitive nature of F1, where every position on the grid can shift dramatically during the race.The outcome could significantly impact the championship battle, especially with key rivals like Piastri and Norris in the mix.
The article provides live updates and insights into the strategies and performances of the drivers, offering a comprehensive view of the race's dynamics.
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