Hamilton fastest in rain-interrupted session, Raikkonen second
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Raikkonen fastest in first practice, Massa crashes heavily
Vettel leads Hamilton by 14 points in title race
Eight minutes of the session remaining. Mercedes have patched up Valtteri Bottas' car and he is back out on the track.
Image source, ReutersAlso back out for the first time in a while is Kimi Raikkonen. Suspension sorted in his Ferrari.
A good lap by Jolyon Palmer as he does a 1:47.930 to go 11th quickest. It was a lap that was a tenth of a second quicker than his Renault team-mate Nico Hulkenberg.
A personal best for Sebastian Vettel as vaults up from eighth to second courtesy of a 1:45.647. That time is just nine tenths down on Lewis Hamilton but was also done on the quicker ultra-soft tyres while Hamilton's time was on the softs.
Image source, AFP/Getty ImagesMax Verstappen goes straight on at the Bus Stop chicane after locking up.
Meanwhile, Sebastian Vettel, who has had a low key session so far, is back out on the track on ultra-softs.
Jennie Gow
BBC Radio 5 live pit-lane reporter
Still work going on the front of Kimi Raikkonen's car. He has lost a whopping amount of time in this session - around 20 minutes. He may be fifth fastest but clearly a lot of work to be done on his car.
Max Verstappen, on ultra-softs, nips ahead of his Red Bull team-mate into P2 after a 1:46.302.
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Romain Grosjean gets in his standard complain about his brakes. The Frenchman is currently P13, three seconds off the pace.
Lewis Hamilton gets back to work and rattles off the fastest time of the session so far - a 1:45.555 on softs. That's eight tenths quicker than Daniel Ricciardo, who is P2, managed on ultra-softs.
Image source, Getty Images"DRS doesn't work," says Fernando Alonso. Not a lot does seem to be working in his McLaren to be fair, but it is running. That's a positive.
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Another mistake by Valtteri Bottas on his next lap and he's into the gravel, rubbing the tyre wall as he comes to a stop.
It looks like Bottas was getting out of the way of another car. Yellow flag and that scuppers Lewis Hamilton's quick lap.
A change at the top as Valtteri Bottas goes quickest of all with a 1:46.424, 0.015s quicker than his team-mate Lewis Hamilton. A good time by Bottas but it should have been even better. He locked up in the final sector.
An improvement from Esteban Ocon as he does a 1:47.670 on softs to move up to sixth.
Daniel Ricciardo and Valtteri Bottas join the fun. They are out on ultra-softs and softs respectively.
Image source, Getty ImagesMovement on the track! Esteban Ocon pops out for a bit more lappage in the Force India.
Image source, Getty ImagesThere's much more than a bit of polishing going on on the other side of the Ferrari garage.
Kimi Raikkonen's car has its nose off and several mechanics stood in front of it.
Andrew Benson
Chief F1 writer at Spa-Francorchamps
Ferrari’s Sebastian Vettel admits Mercedes are probably “favourites” around Spa - his feelings, like everyone else’s, based on the cars’ respective performances at Silverstone a month and a half ago.
But Ferrari are not taking it lying down - they have some aerodynamic upgrades for this race. “We brought some stuff, yes,” he said. “How much you can compare Silverstone and here I’m not sure. There are some similarities, obviously, but there’s other things that are very different. We’ll see. If we had to race in Silverstone again I think we’d do a lot better. We just didn’t get a very good weekend altogether but it’s true that Mercedes was very strong there. The fact that its likely to be similar here for us makes it fairly straightforward. I think we have only to gain. Because of how strong they were in Silverstone and some similarities, I’d say they are the favourites going to here. But for sure we’re not here to settle behind them, we want to attack. We’ll see what we can do.”
Sebastian Vettel is sat at the back of the Ferrari garage, arms folded, looking very bored.
Not much work going on his car, just a bit of polishing.
Image source, Getty ImagesAll quiet on the circuit once again with everyone back in the pits.
Pascal Wehrlein hasn't managed much running, just a solitary lap in fact.
We're not quite sure what's wrong with his Sauber. Jennie Gow's lipreading skills suggest a possible engine issue.