Belgian Grand Prix Winners

The Belgian Grand Prix is one of the most sophisticated motorsport events in Formula 1. The very first national race was held in 1925 in Belgium. To witness the evolution of motor racing, a race track known as Spa-Francorchamps was built in 1921, especially for the Belgian GP. Since 1925, the track has always welcomed its audiences to witness the event. The first national race event, held at Spa in 1925, was won by Antonio Ascari but did not count toward the world manufacturers' championship.

The track has undergone several changes in the pre- and post-world wars eras. From 1926 to 1929, the race was not held, and it returned in 1930 for just two seasons until it was cancelled in 1932. From 1933 to 1949, eight different drivers won, but none of them was part of the FIA World F1 Championship until 1950. The following table showcases Belgian Grand Prix year-by-year winners when the actual World F1 Championship was held and Spa was taken as an integral part of the calendar.

Belgian Grand Prix Year-By-Year Winner

Antonio Ascari won the first national race in Belgium in 1925, driving for Alfa Romeo. Later, his son, Alberto Ascari, won the same track in 1952 and 1953.

Belgian Grand Prix Constructor Winner Year-by-Year

The first Belgian Grand Prix was won by Alfa Romeo as constructor in 1925, with Antonio Ascari securing the win for the team.

Belgian Grand Prix Multiple Time Winners

Michael Schumacher holds the record for most Belgian Grand Prix wins with six triumphs at the Spa-Francorchamps.

Belgian Grand Prix Multiple Constructors Winners

Ferrari is the most successful F1 team at the Belgian Grand Prix. The Red Squad has won the Belgian Grand Prix 18 times as the constructors' manufacturer.