WATCH: Esteban Ocon's jaw-dropping triple overtake at Belgian Grand Prix

The Belgian Grand Prix 2024 at Spa-Francorchamps witnessed an extraordinary moment as Esteban Ocon showcased his exceptional racing prowess. In a display of skill and daring, Ocon executed a breathtaking triple overtake that has left the motorsport world in awe.

During the intense race, Ocon managed to overtake a Haas, a Mercedes, an Alpine, and a Sauber car within just three laps. This remarkable feat not only demonstrated his technical expertise and fearless approach but also highlighted his ability to capitalize on every opportunity on the track. His performance quickly went viral on social media, with fans and analysts alike praising his bold manoeuvres and precision driving.

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Esteban Ocon was making moves at Spa! 🤩#F1 #BelgianGP pic.twitter.com/QVhPWUElfu

— Formula 1 (@F1) July 30, 2024

Ocon's spectacular overtaking manoeuvres began as he approached Eau Rouge, a section of the track known for its challenging nature and high-speed demands. With unwavering determination, he managed to slip past the Haas car, showcasing his impeccable timing and control.

As the race progressed, Ocon set his sights on the Mercedes and Alpine cars ahead. With calculated aggression, he found the perfect moments to make his moves, slipping past his competitors with ease and asserting his dominance on the track.

Esteban Ocon to join Haas next season

Starting next season, Ocon will become the first Formula One Grand Prix winner to race for the U.S.-owned team, following his signing of a multi-year contract. He will be partnering with British rookie and Ferrari reserve driver Oliver Bearman in an all-new lineup for Haas. This move marks a significant change for Ocon, who joins Haas from Renault-owned Alpine, a team that had already announced his departure.

Ocon's career has been marked by resilience and determination. With 146 races under his belt, he has competed for several teams, including the now-defunct Manor and Force India teams. His sole career victory came at the 2021 Hungarian Grand Prix, where he triumphed with Alpine. As he transitions to Haas, fans are eager to see how his experience and skill will contribute to the team's future successes.