Ferrari v McLaren - 54.02 % (2902) outraged by FIA decision - 32.59 % (1751) Pleased & 13.35 % (717) bewildered (CET 1600 hrs)
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* Engine Change - drops 10 places on the grid

Making up for last weekend Kimi Raikkonen took pole position confirming that this weekend Ferrari appeared to be the superior package.  Felipe Massa put in a very strong challenge at the end of Q3 and at the end had to settle for second place.  Lewis Hamilton briefly moved up to second place in the final shoot out demoting the Finn to third, such was the pace, but in the end the rookie had to settle for fourth place behind his team mate Fernando Alonso who had languished down in 10th place as he began his final attempt following a mistake a Rivage on his first shot at a quick lap following the fuel burn phase, but the World Champion kept calm, took on new rubber and took third place.  Robert Kubica put in a strong performance in the knowledge that because of the engine change he would have to drop ten places.  Rosberg put in another strong showing and will be on row three with Nick Heidfeld.  Mark Webber`s team mistimed his final Q2 run and he missed out on a final run but he still made it to seventh fastest, row four with Jarno Trulli once again showing his exceptional qualifying sequence.  Heikki Kovalainen and Giancarlo Fisichella make it an all Renault row five.
 

Kimi Räikkönen led from pole to take the chequered flag and his third victory at Spa., never putting a wheel wrong with Felipe Massa coming second, complaining of handling problems until the first pit stop, rectified by the change of tyres and a perfectly handling car on the soft tyres after the second stop. The result give the Italian team their 15th constructors' world championship title following the FIA´s Paris ruling in Paris on thursday.  Fernando Alonso despite the pressures of the last week, drove well, and after a first lap duel that ran all the way from the lights to the top of Eau Rouge with his team mate, held Lewis Hamilton behind him for the rest of the race, the British driver appearing to loose his cool towards the last few laps of the race.  Nick Heidfeld took his traditional place behind the top four after breaking clear of squabbling midfield pack early on.  The consistent Nico Rosberg took sixth ahead of Mark Webber who must be considers as one of the contenders for "Driver of the day" for his driving her this afternoon, ahead of Heikki Kovalainen who just managed to hold of Robert Kubica.  Other drivers of note were the performance of Adrian Sutil during the first part of the race, breathing down DC´s exhaust pipe and up to 12th,  Takumo Sato in last years Honda overtaking Jenson Button in this years car!