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F1 Belgian GP: Kimi Antonelli fastest as Lewis Hamilton crashes at session's end

Kimi Antonelli leads the timesheets at Spa-Francorchamps while Lewis Hamilton faces a race against time following a late practice crash.

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🇬🇧 English Jul 18, 13:07 UTC
🇮🇹 Italian Jul 18, 13:47 UTC · Corriere della Sera
🇩🇪 German Jul 18, 15:28 UTC · Eurosport
🇪🇸 Spanish Jul 18, 15:31 UTC · Car and Driver

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What happened

Kimi Antonelli recorded the fastest time during the final practice session at the Belgian Grand Prix. The session concluded with a crash involving Lewis Hamilton.

Coverage from ESPN, Yahoo Sports, Sky Sports, Formula 1, and Motorsport.com highlights the incident at the end of FP3. Reports indicate that Ferrari personnel are working to repair Hamilton's vehicle.

Attention now shifts to the upcoming qualifying session. Coverage does not yet specify if the car will be fully operational for the start of qualifying.

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Questions people are asking

Who set the fastest time in the final practice?

Kimi Antonelli set the fastest time.

What happened to Lewis Hamilton?

Lewis Hamilton crashed at the end of the final practice session.

What is the current status of Hamilton's car?

Ferrari is working to repair the car for the qualifying session.

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