F1 will hold a minute's silence ahead of Sunday's Belgian GP in memory of Anthoine Hubert, who lost his life in an accident in Saturday's Formula 2 race at Spa. A one-minute silence was held on the grid before Sunday morning's F3 race and a second period of silence will be observed at 1.53pm UK time prior to the start of the F1 grand prix, which begins at 2.10pm. Sunday morning's F2 sprint race was cancelled out of respect, with the F3 event rescheduled for 10am BST. Ferrari driver Charles Leclerc, a friend and racing contemporary of Hubert, was among those comforting the Frenchman's family before the F3 race. Heartfelt and emotional tributes have been paid to Hubert from across the...
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