F1 Results Today: Lewis Hamilton ‘destroys’ Ferrari in late crash at Belgian Grand Prix

The final hour of practice ended in dramatic fashion at Spa-Francorchamps on Saturday as seven-time champion Lewis Hamilton managed to seriously smash up his Ferrari at the F1 2026 Belgian Grand Prix.

Hamilton confirmed he was ok after the late incident which took place in the final minute of FP3, saying over team radio: "Yeah destroyed the car mate, sorry," clipping the exact same tyre barrier that Pierre Gasly did before an almost identical crash on Friday.

Ferrari are now right up against the clock to check that Hamilton's car is capable of competing in qualifying in just over two hours.

Hamilton finished the session fifth-fastest, one place above team-mate Charles Leclerc.

Kimi Antonelli shot to the top of the timesheets ahead of McLaren's Lando Norris, whilst signalling yet again that fellow Mercedes star and title rival George Russell could be in trouble as the weekend progresses in Spa.

With Saturday's competitive qualifying now the next session on the schedule, Russell's worrying lack of pace has been confirmed after FP3 saw the Brit seriously struggle to match the scorching times set by his teenage team-mate.

The 28-year-old finished FP3 down in fourth, one place behind four-time champion Max Verstappen.

Check out the full results from the final practice in the Ardennes forest below.

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F1 FP3 Results: Belgian Grand Prix

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Yes, following the final hour of practice, qualifying for the Belgian GP will take place on Saturday, July 18 at 4pm local time (CEST) which is 3pm BST.

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