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1. Lewis Hamilton (McLaren), 1h 29m 04.268s; 2. Mark Webber (Red Bull), 1h 29m 05.839s; 3. Robert Kubica (Renault), 1h 29m 07.761s Q: Lewis, brilliant win but not without its nervy moments. Lewis Hamilton: No. It was a great weekend. Very, very tough race for me. I think same for everyone but praying just for a race that went smoothly. But with the tricky conditions when it started to rain, losing temperature in the tyres and not really knowing how much you can push in each corner. I braked quite late and locked my wheel and went wide at turn eight and jeez, the Lord definitely had his hand over me there as I was able to get away with it. Then staid ahead

After qualifying, McLaren's Lewis Hamilton was cautiously optimistic the Belgian Grand Prix could work out well for him. And on Sunday the dream became a reality, as Hamilton clinched a formidable victory to move into the lead of the drivers' standings. The British driver reviews his Spa race

Renault number one driver Robert Kubica claimed another podium at the F1 2010 Belgian Grand Prix today, despite an error in his final pit stop.

Jenson Button blames a "confused" Sebastian Vettel for the crash which took him out of the Belgian Grand Prix.

Force India's Vitantonio Liuzzi has moved up from 11th to 10th place in the Belgian Grand Prix results after Toro Rosso's Jaime Alguersuari had 20 seconds added to his race time by the Spa stewards. Alguersuari was penalised for cutting the final chicane on lap 42, whilst defending from Liuzzi during their late-race battle. He failed to surrender the position following his mistake and was deemed to have gained at advantage...

F1 2010 championship standings post-Belgian Grand Prix at Spa-Francorchamps.

Lewis Hamilton rates winning the incident-packed Belgian GP as one of the best of his 14 Grand Prix victories.

McLaren's Lewis Hamilton wins the Belgian Grand Prix at Spa-Francorchamps, which took place in very tricky conditions.

McLaren's Lewis Hamilton won a dramatic Belgian Grand Prix on Sunday, leading throughout and beating Red Bull's Mark Webber by 1.5s, despite one agonising moment, as the rains came on lap 35 and he slid momentarily into the gravel. In the process, on a day when title rivals Jenson Button, Sebastian Vettel and Fernando Alonso all failed to score, Hamilton moved back into the lead of the world championship...

Williams' Rubens Barrichello on the premature end to his 300th Grand Prix; McLaren's Jenson Button and Red Bull's Sebastian Vettel on their mid-race collision; Robert Kubica on how Renault's improving pace helped him to a third-place finish; and McLaren's Lewis Hamilton on winning for the first time since June's Canadian Grand Prix. All 24 drivers, and senior team personnel, report back on Sunday's Spa race

McLaren's Lewis Hamilton comes through to win a rain-affected Belgian Grand Prix, leading from start-to-finish at Spa despite very tricky changeable conditions.

McLaren's Lewis Hamilton wins the Belgian Grand Prix ahead of Red Bull's Mark Webber while Jenson Button and Fernando Alonso fail to finish.

The weather was expected to disrupt qualifying at Spa on Saturday, and it certainly did that. In the end it was Mark Webber who held on to pole position for Red Bull, while an heroic late lap from McLaren's Lewis Hamilton deprived Renault's Robert Kubica of a front-row grid slot. Fourth was Red Bull's Sebastian Vettel, ahead of McLaren's Jenson Button and Ferrari's Felipe Massa. Fernando Alonso was tenth...

Lewis Hamilton storms to victory in the Belgian Grand Prix after an incident-packed race at Spa-Francorchamps.

Mark Webber is being lined up as the star attraction of the inaugural Perth Festival of Speed once the F1 season is over.

Pedro de la Rosa to start Belgian Grand Prix from back of pack after engine change.

Robert Kubica does not believe his Renault can challenge Red Bull and McLaren for victory at Spa, despite improvements brought by the F-duct.

Lewis Hamilton denies asking for money for signing helmet, plus other news

Lewis Hamilton has admitted that reading the conditions will be more important than ever as he chaces victory at Spa-Francorchamps.

Red Bull's Mark Webber and McLaren's Lewis Hamilton start on the front row for the Belgian GP at Spa.