A mixed weather sprint weekend provided F1 teams with opportunities to win big, but also plenty of room to slip up. Here's who capitalised on a tough wet-to-dry Belgian Grand Prix and who got caught o

Oscar Piastri controlled the rain-delayed race, extending his F1 Championship lead over McLaren teammate Lando Norris.

Of all the thousands of pieces of equipment that Formula 1 hauls around the world, few are used less often than the full wet tire. They stayed piled up in stacks, not on the cars, on Sunday as drivers sat out a rain delay of more than an hour to the start of the Belgian Grand Prix.