Lewis Hamilton is prepared to play the 'long game' in the Belgian GP, as he seeks to get past polesitter, team-mate and title rival Nico Rosberg and claim a second Spa win.Hamilton lines up second on the grid after Mercedes once again locked out the front row, although he had been faster than Rosberg both during practice and earlier in qualifying.A problem with a brake disc on Hamilton's Silver Arrow was to blame but after starting from the back of the field at the last two races, the Briton insisted that he's happy enough with P2.Turning their thoughts to Sunday, both drivers stressed that anything could happen during the race's 44 laps – Hamilton and Rosberg only have to cast their...
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