Belgium

The summer break is over, drivers have moved all over the place, Fernando Alonso won a race and then got disqualified, but now it is time for the Belgian GP.

The Belgian Grand Prix this year was largely average, not particularly good, not particularly bad.

The break is over, F1 is back, and at the spectacular Belgian GP, always a fan and driver favourite.

Stunning. Outstanding. Driver of the day. Amazing. Remarkable. All words used to describe Lewis Hamilton’s drive from 21st on the grid to third in the race. But the reality was far different from what the results suggested. Don’t get me wrong, the result was impressive. Starting 21st and finishing third is a good result no matter the circumstance. But a …

In the first five laps of the Belgian GP five cars retired from the race, so it was a little bit of a crazy start.

The long summer break is over, F1 is back and I no longer need to sit on the floor, rocking back and forth while humming engine noises, we all do that right?

The long break is over, at last F1 is back with the Belgian GP, and we no longer need to spend every Sunday making our own engine noises.

Well… Spa was a little bit insane, great for the media, not so great for Mercedes.

The summer break is over, F1 is back and we no longer need to make engine noises every Sunday to keep ourselves entertained during the break.

Spa is over and the Belgian GP was a bit dull. Vettel got into the lead on lap one and stayed there, winning by a full 15 seconds. Qualifying on Saturday was one of the best I can remember, rain in Q1 and Q3 made everything completely unpredictable.