
Hamilton won Belgian Grand Prix 2010
Lewis Hamilton won the Belgian Grand Prix after an incident-packed race at Spa-Francorchamps.
Hamilton took control of the race with a perfect start from the outside of the front row, while pole-sitter Webber bogged down as his Red Bull’s anti-stall function kicked in and tumbled to seventh place.
Jenson Button and Fernando Alonso crashed out, and Sebastian Vettel failed to score a point.
“I’m ecstatic, it was a great weekend,” said Hamilton, whose driving was praised by his team principal Martin Whitmarsh. “A race like that can be a lottery, so I’m so happy and grateful to come out on top.”
Belgian Grand Prix 2010 Result (44 laps)
1 HAMILTON McLaren 1h29m04.3s
2 WEBBER Red Bull +1.6s
3 KUBICA Renault +3.5s
4 MASSA Ferrari +8.3s
5 SUTIL Force India +9.1s
6 ROSBERG Mercedes +12.4s
7 SCHUMACHER Mercedes +15.5s
8 KOBAYASHI Sauber +16.7s
9 PETROV Renault +23.9s
10 LIUZZI Force India +34.8s
11 DE LA ROSA Sauber +36.0s
12 BUEMI Toro Rosso +39.9s
13 ALGUERSUARI Toro Rosso +49.5s
14 HULKENBERG Williams +1 lap
15 VETTEL Red Bull +1 lap
16 KOVALAINEN Lotus +1 lap
17 DI GRASSI Virgin +1 lap
18 GLOCK Virgin +1 lap
19 TRULLI Lotus +1 lap
20 YAMAMOTO HRT +2 laps
R ALONSO Ferrari +7 laps
R BUTTON McLaren +29 laps
R SENNA HRT +39 laps
R BARRICHELLO Williams +44 laps
Webber preserved his growing championship momentum as he seized pole for the Belgian Grand prix in a typically rain-affected Spa qualifying session.
This means Red Bull have taken 13 pole positions in the 14 races this season.
But Hamilton delivered a superb performance to take second, ahead of Kubica.
Sebastian vettel wasn’t able to do better on his final lap and so ended up fourth in the second Red Bull, while world champion Jenson button did find time on his final run to snatch fifth place.
Belgian GP starting grid
1 WEBBER Red Bull
2 HAMILTON McLaren
3 KUBICA Renault
4 VETTEL Red Bull
5 BUTTON McLaren
6 MASSA Ferrari
7 BARRICHELLO Williams
8 SUTIL Force India
9 HULKENBERG Williams
10 ALONSO Ferrari
11 ALGUERSUARI Toro Rosso
12 LIUZZI Force India
13 BUEMI Toro Rosso
14 KOVALAINEN Lotus
15 GLOCK Virgin
16 ROSBERG Mercedes*
17 TRULLI Lotus
18 KOBAYASHI Sauber
19 SENNA HRT
20 YAMAMOTO HRT
21 SCHUMACHER Mercedes**
22 DE LA ROSA Sauber
23 DI GRASSI Virgin
24 PETROV Renault
Fernando Alonso posted the quickest lap times in each one of Friday’s two practice sessions for the Belgian Grand Prix.
The Spanish driver signalled his intention with a lap of 2 minutes, 0.797 seconds in a rain-affected morning session.
Then he capitalised on a chaotic finish to a mainly dry afternoon stint to stop the clock at 1:49.032, 0.125 seconds ahead of Force India’s Adrian Sutil.
Hamilton was 3rd but Red Bull’s championship leader Webber was 2.6secs off the pace at Spa.
Kubica, testing the team’s brand-new F-duct aerodynamic system, came through 4th fastest and Alonso’s teammate Massa was sixth.
Red Bull’s Sebastian Vettel, third in the drivers’ rankings, was 0.657secs behind and reigning world champion Button of McLaren was a further 0.066secs back.
Alonso ended up on top but his rivals may point to the open track on which he was able to post his top time following a red flag towards the end of second practice.
Williams driver Rubens Barrichello, who is set to become the 1st Formula 1 driver to contest 300 races this weekend, was almost 1.1secs off the pace.
Mercedes’ seven-time world champion Michael Schumacher goes into the race with a 10-place grid penalty after nearly running Barrichello into a pit wall at the Hungarian Grand Prix.
Belgian Grand Prix free practice session two times
1 ALONSO Ferrari 1m49.032s
2 SUTIL Force India 1m49.157s
3 HAMILTON McLaren 1m49.248s
4 KUBICA Renault 1m49.282s
5 MASSA Ferrari 1m49.588s
6 VETTEL Red Bull 1m49.689s
7 BUTTON McLaren 1m49.755s
8 DE LA ROSA Sauber 1m50.081s
9 BARRICHELLO Williams 1m50.128s
10 KOBAYASHI Sauber 1m50.200s
11 PETROV Renault 1m50.251s
12 SCHUMACHER Mercedes 1m50.341s
13 ROSBERG Mercedes 1m50.382s
14 ALGUERSUARI Toro Rosso 1m50.682s
15 HULKENBERG Williams 1m50.831s
16 LIUZZI Force India 1m51.520s
17 BUEMI Toro Rosso 1m51.523s
18 WEBBER Red Bull 1m51.636s
19 KOVALAINEN Lotus 1m53.480s
20 TRULLI Lotus 1m53.639s
21 DI GRASSI Virgin 1m54.325s
22 SENNA HRT 1m55.751s
23 YAMAMOTO HRT 1m56.039s
24 GLOCK Virgin 2m03.179s

Webber wins Hungarian GP 2010
Mark Webber vaulted back into the lead of the world championship after storming to an inspired fourth victory of the season in an ultimately absorbing Hungarian Grand Prix.
Vettel sprinted into the lead from pole position, with Ferrari’s Fernando Alonso bulling up to snatch second from Webber as Felipe Massa in the second scarlet car just held off Renault’s Vitaly Petrov and McLaren’s Lewis Hamilton.
A gearbox problem ended Hamilton’s race on lap 24 when he was running fourth.
Ferrari’s Felipe Massa took fourth, ahead of Renault’s Vitaly Petrov and Williams’ Nico Hulkenberg. Sauber’s Pedro de la Rosa scored his first points of the season with seventh ahead of McLaren’s Jenson Button.
Hungarian Grand Prix 2010 Result
1 WEBBER Red Bull
2 ALONSO Ferrari +17.8s
3 VETTEL Red Bull +19.2s
4 MASSA Ferrari +27.4s
5 PETROV Renault +1m13.1s
6 HULKENBERG Williams +1m16.7s
7 DE LA ROSA Sauber +1 lap
8 BUTTON McLaren +1 lap
9 KOBAYASHI Sauber +1 lap
10 BARRICHELLO Williams +1 lap
11 SCHUMACHER Mercedes +1 lap
12 BUEMI Toro Rosso +1 lap
13 LIUZZI Force India +1 lap
14 KOVALAINEN Lotus +3 laps
15 TRULLI Lotus +3 laps
16 GLOCK Virgin +3 laps
17 SENNA HRT +3 laps
18 DI GRASSI Virgin +4 laps
19 YAMAMOTO HRT +4 laps
20 HAMILTON McLaren +47 laps
21 KUBICA Renault +47 laps
22 ROSBERG Mercedes +55 laps
23 SUTIL Force India +55 laps
24 ALGUERSUARI Toro Rosso +69 laps
Fastest lap: VETTEL 1m22.362s (lap 70)

Controversial win for Alonso in Germany
Fernando Alonso lead a Ferrari one-two at the German Grand Prix at Hockenheim after Felipe Massa is given coded team orders to let his team-mate past.
Massa, who trailed his team-mate by 31 points prior to the race, was told by Ferrari chief engineer Rob Smedley over team radio: “Alonso is faster than you. Can you confirm you understand?” – to which he responded by letting Alonso through on Turn Six moments later.
Red Bull’s Sebastien Vettel was third & Hamilton fourth.
After Massa took the lead with a dream start and Alonso squeezed past Sebastian Vettel into second place, the Ferrari team-mates waged an intense duel for 49 laps in which the balance of advantage constantly fluctuated.
Alonso’s win took him to within 34 points of Hamilton, who has 157 points. Defending champion Button is second with 143 points, while Webber and Vettel are equal third with 136 points.
1 ALONSO Ferrari 1h27m38.864s
2 MASSA Ferrari +4.1s
3 VETTEL Red Bull +5.1s
4 HAMILTON McLaren +26.8s
5 BUTTON McLaren +29.4s
6 WEBBER Red Bull +43.6
7 KUBICA Renault +1 lap
8 ROSBERG Mercedes +1 lap
9 SCHUMACHER Mercedes +1 lap
10 PETROV Renault +1 lap
11 KOBAYASHI Sauber +1 lap
12 BARRICHELLO Williams +1 lap
13 HULKENBERG Williams +1 lap
14 DE LA ROSA Sauber +1 lap
15 ALGUERSUARI Toro Rosso +1 lap
16 LIUZZI Force India +2 laps
17 SUTIL Force India +2 laps
18 GLOCK Virgin +3 laps
19 SENNA HRT +4 laps
R KOVALAINEN Lotus +11 laps
R DI GRASSI Virgin +17 laps
R YAMAMOTO HRT +48 laps
R TRULLI Lotus +64 laps
R BUEMI Toro Rosso +66 laps