Mercedes ready to make a break
Lewis Hamilton and Mercedes are the pairing to watch as F1 2013 heads into its second half with one of the most open races of the year. EDD STRAW underlines the key talking points ahead of Spa.
After the relatively leisurely ambiance of the August break, during which the regulations force the shutdown of every Formula 1 team for two weeks, the Belgian Grand Prix marks the start of a frenetic run-in.
It's the first of a series of nine races spread over a mere 14 weekends, during which F1 will race on four continents to decide the destiny of the 2013 world championship. Spa is a majestic place to start and what happens there will give the world an idea of what to expect for the rest of the season, even though it's far from the most representative track on the calendar.
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