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Kimi Antonelli enters the Belgian Grand Prix with a 25-point lead over George Russell—but both drivers know the gap’s shaky, thanks to a string of reliability disasters. Antonelli nearly won at Silverstone and looked poised for victory in Britain before a detached wheel shield triggered penalties and dropped him out of points. Russell, meanwhile, claimed second in Britain, closing the gap. Russell says the 25-point cushion feels fair, but Antonelli counters that his own missed chances—like a near-win in Barcelona and a Silverstone podium snatched by mechanical failure—make the lead less certain. Mercedes’ championship woes deepen as reliability bites again, leaving Antonelli admitting they may have the fastest car—but consistency remains elusive.

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