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Antonelli secures 6 points to extend lead
Chemmi Anthonyli, a Mercedes driver, achieved first place in the Belgian Grand Prix for Formula 1, marking his sixth victory of the season and strengthening his lead in the overall standings. Anthonyli became the first Italian to win the Belgian Grand Prix since Mikkeli Alborito in 1984, and the first Italian to win at Spa-Francorchamps since Alberto Ascari in 1953. George Russell, who was second in the overall standings before the race, withdrew after sliding into the gravel, while Hamilton managed to finish the race in fourth place despite a penalty, moving him into second in the overall standings, 45 points behind Anthonyli. The race also featured strong performances from other drivers, such as Ishak Khayar and Lando Norris, who finished among the top six.
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