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Highlights - Hamilton wins in Belgium
Highlights from a dramatic afternoon's racing at the Spa circuit as Lewis Hamilton holds on to take victory in the Belgium Grand Prix.
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Hamilton delighted after 'incredible' win
Lewis Hamilton says he feared for his chances after running wide in wet conditions at the Belgian Grand Prix but is delighted to keep his car going and win the race. (UK users only)
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Belgian Grand Prix - Top three drivers
McLaren's Lewis Hamilton gives his reaction after victory at the Belgian Grand Prix ahead of championship rival Mark Webber of Red Bull and Renault's Robert Kubica. (UK users only)
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Vettel crashes into Button in Spa
Sebatian Vettel loses control of his Red Bull and crashes into McLaren's Jenson Button ending the British driver's 2010 Belgian Grand Prix. (UK users only)
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Button frustrated by 'weird' Vettel move
Jenson Button admits he is hugely disappointed after being hit by Sebastian Vettel in the Belgian Grand Prix while running second. (UK users only)
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Vettel apologises for Button accident
Red Bull's Sebastian Vettel says sorry for running into championship rival Jenson Button at the Bus Stop chicane, putting the McLaren driver out of the race and effectively ending his own. (UK users only)
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Pedrosa 'destroyed' after Indy MotoGP win
Dani Pedrosa gains ground on compatriot Jorge Lorenzo with victory at the Indianapolis MotoGP, but both riders feel the effects of a draining race. (UK users only)
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One mistake cost me second place - Kubica
Renault's Robert Kubica admits he could have secured second place at the Belgium Grand Prix if he hadn't made a mistake in the pit lane, but he still is satisfied with his podium finish.
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Whitmarsh hails 'fantastic race' from Hamilton
McLaren team boss Martin Whitmarsh is pleased for Lewis Hamilton after his victory at the Belgian Grand Prix, but feels Red Bull's Sebastian Vettel "got off lightly" after running into Jenson Button, putting the Briton out of the race. (UK users only)
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Horner defends Vettel's driving
Red Bull chief Christian Horner defends Sebastian Vettel and says his driver still has some things to learn about F1 after the driver is involved in a number of incidents at the Belgian Grand Prix (UK users only).