Fernando Alonso cut a calmer figure after the Belgian Grand Prix than he did immediately after his first lap incident with Sir Lewis Hamilton. Alonso had started the race third, one position ahead of Hamilton after both of them took advantage of grid penalties at Spa, and Hamilton managed to clear his former McLaren team-mate off the start. The Spaniard was back down the inside going into Le Combes at the end of the Kemmel Straight, but the Mercedes moved across having not seen Alonso in his wing mirror. The resulting contact sent Hamilton up into the air, and he was perhaps fortunate not to end up upside down as his car landed heavily. READ: ‘That is no consolation’: Toto Wolff left...
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