There were points for three of the four Honda-powered cars in the Belgian Grand Prix. Following the events of Saturday at Spa-Francorchamps, the Formula 1 grid stopped for a moment of silence to remember Anthoine Hubert, before the race, with both Aston Martin Red Bull Racing and Toro Rosso cars carrying stickers reading ‘Racing for Anthoine’. Unfortunately, Max’s race did not last long as he was involved in contact with Kimi Raikkonen at the first corner and suffered damage that saw him crash soon afterwards, retiring from the race. That left Alex as the lone Red Bull and he produced an excellent recovery drive after starting from 17th. Alex started on the medium compound tyre to...
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