Belgian GP Fantasy Review

The F1 Fantasy Belgian GP 2026 points wrap-up rewarded fantasy players who trusted grid-penalty recovery drives. Kimi Antonelli converted pole into victory, while Isack Hadjar charged from the back to P6, stacking overtaking and positions-gained bonuses into one of the weekend’s biggest fantasy scorers. Lando Norris also recovered from 13th to seventh. George Russell was the fantasy team wrecker, retiring after first-lap contact with Lewis Hamilton, while Oliver Bearman, Fernando Alonso, and Carlos Sainz turned midfield consistency into valuable returns.

Into The Chicane Scoreboard

Being unable to afford both Mercedes and Red Bull forced us to replace Mercedes with Ferrari, which proved to be a blessing. George Russell’s DNF meant our lineup had the two top scoring constructors. Despite scoring a few points, Hulkenberg didn’t score enough to raise his price from the $3.0M floor. This lineup was almost optimal, finishing just five points behind the optimal team.

The Belgian GP Dream Team

The optimal budget-compliant roster combo that scored the maximum absolute points this weekend.

Roster Slot	Optimal Asset	Points	Key Factor
Driver 1 (2× Boost)	CHARLES LECLERC	78 pts	P2, DOTD
Driver 2	ISACK HADJAR	38 pts	P6, 15 positions gained, 14 overtakes
Driver 3	OLIVER BEARMAN	8 pts	8 overtakes
Driver 4	GABRIEL BORTOLETO	8 pts	P8, 2 overtakes
Driver 5	NICO HULKENBERG	4 pts	5 overtakes
Constructor 1	RED BULL	79 pts	P3 & P6, 17 overtakes, 14 net positions gained, 2.49s pit stop
Constructor 2	FERRARI	71 pts	P2 & P4, 7 overtakes, fastest pit stop
Max Possible Score		286 pts	Total Budget Used: $109.7M

Fresh Price Changes & Budget Outlook

Belgium’s price changes rewarded the midfield, with Isack Hadjar, Franco Colapinto, Arvid Lindblad, Fernando Alonso, and Gabriel Bortoleto each gaining the maximum $0.6M. All four Tier A constructors also increased by their maximum $0.3M. Alpine’s $0.6M increase brings them to $18.5M, now classifying them as Tier A constructors. Aston Martin, Cadillac, and Williams all dropped another $0.6M as their on-track struggles continue.

How did your team survive the weekend? Let us know your scores in the comments below!

See how our pre-race strategy played out: Belgian GP Lock Guide — Early pricing and strategy for next week: Hungarian GP Primer (expected on Thursday)