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What we took from disrupted Belgian GP long run picture

Antonelli tops Belgian GP practice as Gasly crashes, sparking analysis of a disrupted long‑run picture.

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🇬🇧 English Jul 17, 22:07 UTC
🇧🇷 Portuguese Jul 19, 14:28 UTC · CNN Brasil

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The brief

In the latest practice session for the Belgian Grand Prix, Antonelli recorded the fastest time while Gasly was involved in a crash, according to Reuters. Reuters highlighted Antonelli’s leading pace and the incident that took Gasly out of the session.

The Race focused on the consequences of a disrupted long‑run picture, examining how the interruption may affect team strategies. The next phases of the weekend, including qualifying and the race itself, will be monitored for how teams adapt to the practice outcomes and the missing long‑run data.

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Quick answers

Who was fastest in Belgian GP practice?

Antonelli topped the practice session, as reported by Reuters.

What incident occurred during the practice?

Gasly crashed during the session, according to Reuters.

What aspect did The Race analyze?

The Race examined the disrupted long‑run picture from the practice session.

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