If there's any job which is more difficult than being an F1 driver, then it must be as a meteorologist at Spa-Francorchamps. The weather was all over the place and dominated qualifying for the Belgian Grand Prix on Saturday afternoon, causing upsets at the end of Q1 and then teasing us with the possibility of a maiden pole position for Force India's Paul di Resta, only for the weather to bait-and-switch at the last second and instead hand glory to Lewis Hamilton who claimed the top spot for the fourth race in a row. Hamilton will start Sunday's race alongside Sebastian Vettel, with Mark Webber alongside Nico Rosberg on the second row and di Resta pushed back in the final seconds of Q3 to...
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