The Belgian Grand Prix took place over a three-hour period but lasted less than a handful of laps. The bad weather at Spa-Francorchamps ended any chance of real racing and Lewis Hamilton believes the two laps were completed just so the money was paid.  The Mercedes driver retains his World Championship lead, but the gap to Max Verstappen was reduced to three points. The Dutchman was declared the winner and converted his pole position into 12.5 points. Hamilton acknowledged the fans for their support in the wet weather.  "I am disappointed for the fans, obviously we can't control the weather. I love racing in the rain, but today was something else. It was a disaster on the track, you...
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