F1 Constructors' Championship 2018 standings: Points after Belgian Grand Prix
BELGIAN GRAND PRIX constructor points have been added to teams' totals – but how has the race impacted the 2018 season?
Ferrari have lost ground on Mercedes in the F1 Constructors' Championship 2018 standings despite Sebastian Vettel's victory in the Belgian Grand Prix.
The German star cruised to victory at Spa after overtaking Lewis Hamilton early in the race.
It wasn't all good news for Ferrari though, as Kimi Raikkonen retired from the race after just eight laps.
He was involved in a shunt with Daniel Ricciardo and, despite being patched up, couldn't soldier on through the race.
Valtteri Bottas secured fourth place to ensure that while Hamilton isn't looking as commanding tonight, Mercedes still do.
Hamilton will be nervy going into the second half of the season after witnessing Ferrari's new upgraded engine in a race for the first time.
The iconic car looked impressive throughout the race, and Vettel's typically commanding driving secured the win with ease.
Red Bull experienced a mixed day as Max Verstappen climbed into the last podium spot, though Ricciardo was also forced to retire following earlier troubles with Raikkonen.
Elsewhere, Fernando Alonso was involved in a major crash in the opening straight after being barged by Nico Hulkenberg.
The McLaren was sent flying over Charles Leclerc's Sauber, ending the race for all three cars.
Force India duo Sergio Perez and Esteban Ocon produced solid displays to end up in fifth and sixth place respectively.
Take a look below to reveal the updated F1 Constructors' Championship 2018 standings after the Belgian Grand Prix.