Mercedes dominated practice for the Belgian Grand Prix on Friday with Lewis Hamilton ending the day top of the timesheets and six tenths of a second faster than championship-leading teammate Nico Rosberg. After Rosberg had set the pace in the morning with a lap just 0.097 seconds faster than the Briton's best, Hamilton turned the tables after lunch with a substantially quicker effort. The time of one minute 49.189 on soft tyres was 0.604 better than Rosberg's on a cloudy but bright day at the longest track on the calendar, where the weather can combine the seasons in the space of an afternoon. Rosberg had topped the first session timesheets in 1:51.577 as the two title rivals - separated...
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