After stealing a dramatic pole in qualifying the previous day, Lewis Hamilton was unable to reproduce such form in Sunday's race as he slipped to a third place finish at the Belgian Grand Prix. The 28-year-old came into the weekend on a high having taken his first victory of F1 2013 in Hungary before the summer break, but despite a good start that saw him hold his lead through La Source and the run up through Eau Rouge, the Red Bull of Sebastian Vettel stormed past on the first run down the Kemmel straight to Les Combes, after which Hamilton was never able to again threaten the world championship leader for the remainder of the afternoon."I got everything that I could out of the car...
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