Sir Lewis Hamilton's third power unit has been sent for examination at Mercedes' powertrains base in Brixworth, after his collision with Fernando Alonso at the Belgian Grand Prix has left the team concerned over potential damage to it. Hamilton started the race from fourth and made an excellent start; the Brit was up to third on the run down to Eau Rouge after overtaking Sergio Pérez at the first corner. The seven-time World Champion was then right in the slipstream of Fernando Alonso for second place down the Kemmel straight, before pulling to the outside of his former team-mate at Les Combes. Hamilton swooped around the outside of the 41-year-old, but then cut across the Alpine F1 Team...
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