Spa-Francorchamps - Corner by Corner

Starting from the Pit Straight, the first corner is a slow right-hander site of a large crash in 2012

Down the hill from T1, the slight left at the bottom of the hill was the site of a Mark Webber pass in 2011

Heading up the hill, through a fast right-left sweeper commonly confused as the previous corner

Through a right kink and into the first DRS zone on the long _____ Straight

Heavy braking into this right-left chicane at the top of the hill

Beginning our descent, through this right-hander where many battles from the previous corners continue to

Into this off-camber hairpin now, a challenge for all drivers and notoriously tough for grip

A quick hit of the gas into this left-hander, named after a Belgian driver, but more well known for its odd name

Through the incredibly fast, double-apex corner site of a late race Antonio Giovinazzi crash in 2019

Another chicane, this one wider than the last, right then left, where Hamilton crashed in FP3 in 2019

The final corner of the second sector, a right-hander commonly confused as the next corner

Traverse another right-hander, named after a nearby village before going flat through the next few corners

This slight kink right, named after another Belgian racer, is where the old countryside track would join the circuit

You'll be right on the limit through this left-hander, site of many crashed throughout the years

Braking hard for the final chicane, which has had many changes in its history, before heading back onto the Pit Straight to complete a lap of Spa-Francorchamps