Is Kimi back to his winning ways? One thing is for certain, he, and his KERS equiped Ferrari put on a clinic at Spa-Francorchamps to win his 4th Belgian Grand Prix.  His win in a Ferrari chassis comes on a weekend where the Fernando Alonso “non-denial, denials” reached a crescendo. Many are speculating an announcement from the Scuderia next week at Monza, confirming what everyone up and down the paddock already know.

Giancarlo Fisichella and Force India must be happy after their year long goal was attained. Whereas Jenson Button suffered his first retirement of the year, taking away any chance to claim valuable WDC points as the race narrows down in the remining few Grands Prix of the season.

Sunday Race Results:

Position (Points)	Driver	Team	Laps	Time	Gain/Loss
1 (10)	Raikkonen	Scuderia Ferrari	44	1:23:50.995	+5
2 (8)	Fisichella	Force India	44	1:23:51.934	-1
3 (6)	Vettel	Red Bull Racing	44	1:23:54.870	+5
4 (5)	Kubica	BMW Sauber	44	1:24:00.961	+1
5 (4)	Heidfeld	BMW Sauber	44	1:24:02.271	-2
6 (3)	Kovalainen	McLaren Mercedes	44	1:24:23.758	+9
7 (2)	Barrichello	Brawn GP	44	1:24:26.456	-3
8 (1)	Rosberg	Williams	44	1:24:27.203	+2
9	Webber	Red Bull Racing	44	1:24:27.954	-
10	Glock	Toyota	44	1:24:32.485	-3
11	Sutil	Force India	44	1:24:33.631	-
12	Buemi	Scuderia Toro Rosso	44	1:24:37.101	+4
13	Nakajima	Williams	44	1:24:45.236	+5
14	Badoer	Scuderia Ferrari	44	1:24:45.236	+6
15	Alonso	Renault	26	52:15.759	-2
16	Trulli	Toyota	21	43:07.606	-14
17	Button	Brawn GP	0	-	-3
18	Grosjean	Renault	0	-	+1
19	Hamilton	McLaren Mercedes	0	-	-7
20	Alguersuari	Scuderia Toro Rosso	0	-	-3

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Author: Jeff