Omar Al -Balushi
The McLaren team, owned by the Bahrain Holding Company, maintained its position at the top of the “Formula 1” world championship this season, after Australian driver Oscar Baysri ranked first, and his British colleague Lando Norris ranked second, in the Belgium Grand Prix for “Formula 1”.
Paasteri finished the race in 1: 25: 22.601 hours, and his colleague Norris came behind by a difference of 3.415 seconds, while the Ferrari Monaki driver Charles Licerier came third with a difference of 20.185 seconds from the hero Pastari.
The race was delayed for about 80 minutes due to the heavy rains that fell on the spa-Francurchamp circuit.
Pastari managed to extract the lead early in the first lap after four rolls behind the safety car, ahead of his British colleague Lando Norris, who had started from first place.
He succeeded in maintaining his position until the end of the race, taking advantage of errors made by Norris, including a slide at the “La Source” turn, to end the race by 7.9 seconds from his closest competitors.
Norris came second to give McLaren a double victory, while the Ferrari Charles Locker driver came third. After the race, Pasri expressed his satisfaction with the team’s strategy, praising the performance of the middle tires that have withstood until the end of the race.
The driver, Pastari, continues to lead to the drivers championship with a total of 266 points, and his colleague Norris comes behind with a total of 250 points, and then the world champion last season, the Redbull Max Versapin driver, third with a total of 185 points.
While McLaren maintained his lead in the manufacturers championship with a total of 516 points and a difference that exceeds the total of his closest rival Ferrari, who owns 248 points, while Mercedes came third with 220 points.
