The halo played its part in helping Charles Leclerc escape unharmed from a big crash at Spa on Sunday | F1

Hidden beneath the tarmac at Spa-Francorchamps is one of motorsport’s coolest filming secrets—a tiny, curb-level camera embedded at Eau Rouge, one of Formula 1’s most iconic and brutal corners. As cars blast uphill at over 300 km/h, just inches from the lens, this camera captures everything: tire flex, flying sparks, and the full force of downforce—all in real time, from a perspective no human could safely experience. This isn’t just footage—it’s engineering brilliance and creative vision workin