F2 race at Belgian GP halted due to big crash and fire
Sky Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 19, 2026, 9:58 AM
Last updated Jul 19, 2026
The F2 race at the Belgian Grand Prix was red-flagged following a significant crash involving Trident driver Laurens van Hoepen. The incident led to a fire that necessitated the stoppage of the race. Details surrounding the crash and its implications continue to develop as officials assess the situation and ensure safety protocols are followed. The status of the race remains ongoing as recovery efforts are underway.
- •Laurens van Hoepen involved in a major crash at Belgian GP.
- •Crash triggered a fire, leading to a red-flag stoppage.
- •Race officials are currently evaluating safety conditions.
- •Ongoing status of the race remains pending as recovery efforts unfold.
"A big crash saw Trident driver Laurens van Hoepen taken out during the F2 race at the Belgian Grand Prix.
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