In the round-up: Williams \'paying the price for lack of upgrades\' • Alonso needs break after \'six consecutive weekends\' • Vandoorne and Ocon test -

Lewis Hamilton said he "didn\'t want" to make the second pit stop which appeared to cost him victory at Spa, but didn\'t make that clear to his team on his radio. -

Spa produced an especially high standard of driving through the field last weekend. Here\'s RaceFans\' driver ratings for the Belgian GP. -

Red Bull\'s patience with Perez is uncharacteristic for a team which hasn\'t hesitate to drop underperforming drivers in the past. -

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Carlos Sainz Jnr has ended months of speculation over his future by signing a multi-year contract to drive for Williams. -

Lewis Hamilton inherited victory in the Belgian Grand Prix, which was taken from him 16 years ago, as fate dealt a harsh blow to George Russell. -

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has moved to end speculation over Sergio Perez\'s future by telling the team\'s staff he will continue to drive for them. -

Williams indicated Logan Sargeant will continue driving for them in upcoming races after announcing Carlos Sainz Jnr will replace him next year. -

Sergio Perez\'s future is in doubt after Helmut Marko slated his performance in Belgium. But he did help keep Max Verstappen ahead of Lando Norris. -

Belgian Grand Prix winner Lewis Hamilton said the team made huge improvements to his car\'s handling following their poor practice session on Friday. -

In the round-up: Williams needed "a leader, not just someone quick" • Vandoorne and Hughes join Maserati • F1 partners with LVCVA -

Carlos Sainz Jnr took a long time to decide his plans for next year, but said the delay paid off as he gathered information about the teams courting his services. -

George Russell won a battle between the two Mercedes drivers on different strategies to win a thrilling Belgian Grand Prix. -

McLaren\'s conservative strategy spared them Mercedes\' fate, but it may have cost Lando Norris the chance to beat Max Verstappen. -

Lewis Hamilton has won the Belgian Grand Prix after his team mate was disqualified. Max Verstappen increased his championship lead. -

Lando Norris described his first corner error in the Belgian Grand Prix as "embarrassing" as he fell from fourth to finish fifth. -

Isack Hadjar took a major step towards winning the Formula 2 championship by claiming the feature race at Spa as Paul Aron stopped on the final lap. -

Max Verstappen has taken a different approach to tyre and downforce strategy for the Belgian Grand Prix which he hopes will help him recover from 11th on the grid. -