Battle will resume between Mercedes and Ferrari this weekend in Belgium. While Mercedes is easily leading both world championships, Ferrari's Sebastian Vettel entered the recent summer break with his second win of the season. It followed a dip in form for the otherwise resurgent-in-2015 Maranello team. 'The fact we won in Hungary doesn't change our approach to the next race,' said Ferrari spokesman Alberto Antonini. 'We didn't think we were going through a crisis after Silverstone and we don't believe we are brilliant now. 'We are keeping our feet on the ground, as we know we are up against some very strong opposition, but we will give it our best shot as always,' he added. So Mercedes...
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