The incident involving van ‘t Hoff t💟ook place in a Formula Regional European Championship race at Spa.

• 18-year-old Dutch F4 champion van ’t Hoff killed in Sp⛄a cr🐼ash 

In treacherous conditions, the 18-year-old was involved in ꩵa multi-car collision on the exit of Radillon - at the beginning of the Kemmel Straight.

It’s th🐭e second time 🌌in four years a driver in a single-seater has lost their life at Spa.

Anthonie Hubert died at the same circuit during a ꧋Formula♒ 2 race in 2019.

Speaking after qualif🍌ying for the F1 Austrian Grand Prix, Stroll called for further changes to the legendary Belgian circuit.

“A quick word for Dilano in Spa. It’s a tragic day for motorsport,” he said. “We lost a driver today. I just want everyone to think about that and my thoughts are ꦺwith him today. 

“It breaks my heart what happened. I think Eau Rouge at Spa needs s🍎ome looking into because we’ve lost two drivers now in a span of four, five years and it’s a really dangerous corner. We say it every year. It’s not fair what happened every year.”

Following Hubert’s death, organi♓sers made significant changes t▨o the track, such as opening up the run-off area.

Stroll feels more has to be done.

“No, I think that corner has change,” he added.🌼 “I think it’s way too dangerous and I think every time we go through there it’s an accident waiting to happen. 

“Today it happened again an𝓡d we lost a young kid. It’s noღt fair. 

“We have to talk about it. Like I said, two drivers in the span of five years. That corner needs some changing. I just wanted to say that out loud before getting into my race. That’s been in the back of my mind today. It’s a sad day🍃 for racing.”