AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoF1 at Spa-Francorchamps: Max Verstappen again left his Red Bull future open ahead of the Belgian Grand Prix, saying there’s “nothing to say” on staying beyond 2026, while Red Bull reverted to a conventional rear wing after successive high-speed crashes tied to a problematic rotating design. Grid & title pressure: Lando Norris faces a 10-place grid penalty at Spa after McLaren took extra engine parts, and Mercedes’ George Russell is still haunted by his 2024 Belgian GP disqualification. Belgian sport spotlight: Tour de France stage 12 went to Belgian sprinter Tim Merlier in a crash-marred sprint finish, with Pogacar keeping the yellow jersey. Football transfers: Club Brugge’s Cheveyo Tsawa signed for the Belgian champions, while Arsenal agreed a €40m deal for Greek winger Christos Tzolis as it prepares for the Leandro Trossard exit. Brussels & EU politics: The EU ordered Google to share search data and open Android to AI competitors under the Digital Markets Act. Local civic tensions: An MEP says Brussels police stopped and manhandled her near the European Parliament during a remigration protest, prompting calls for explanations.
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