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Russell Out After Power Unit Failure in Spa, Demands Kimi‑Level Car

Published July 21, 2026 · Updated July 21, 2026 · Marca

George Russell retired from the Belgian GP after a catastrophic power‑unit failure on the first lap. Kimi Antonelli capitalised, moving from pole to victory and widening the points gap to 50.

George Russell was forced to quit the Belgian Grand Prix when a catastrophic power‑unit failure occurred on the very first lap, leaving him stranded on the climb to Raidillon and forcing a collision with Lewis Hamilton before withdrawing. fish-roadgame.online

Meanwhile, Kimi Antonelli seized the opportunity, converting pole position into a win and doubling the gap to Russell to 50 points, which also cost Russell the second place in the championship as Hamilton gained the spot.

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