Hamilton wins Vettel second, Ricciardo 3rd
Force India team-mates collide twice
Alonso furious at "embarrassing" McLaren
Wehrlein, Alonso, Verstappen, Perez out
Image source, Getty ImagesLewis Hamilton said he was going for blood in the second half of the season and he certainly looks up for the fight.
Next up, Monza a strong track for Mercedes and for Hamilton. He's won three times there, but then so has Vettel.
It's going to be close. See you then.
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Robby Bobby Gibbs: Mercedes have a genuine challenger this year; they can't quite shake off the Ferrari and it's good for F1
Chamath De Silva: Masterful driving by Hamilton. Great work by both Hulkenberg and Ricciardo as well.
Jennie Gow
BBC Radio 5 live pit-lane reporter
Ocon furious with Perez after crash. Force India will take action and impose team orders from now on....
Image source, .One way or another, Michael Schumacher was the focus of considerable attention over the Belgian Grand Prix weekend.
His son Mick drove a couple of demonstration laps in a 1994 Bennetton ahead of today's race.
Andrew Benson reflects on the significance of Mick's tribute to his father.
Image source, Getty ImagesSergio Perez, speaking to Channel 4: "I had no idea. I didn't select the right start mode so I had 50% of power. Then everyone overtook me.
"The one at the start was 100% my fault. But the second, I didn't do anything different to any other driver would.
"I think he feels the first one he thinks I did on purpose. I apologise for that one. The second one, it was not my fault. I was protecting my line. Tension started when he put me in the wall [back in Azerbaijan]. "
Esteban Ocon, speaking to Channel 4: "Of course he knew I was there. I can accept the first one - perhaps he couldn't see me but the second one was ridiculous. He was risking our lives. He risked my life.
"Secondly we lost a lot of points. He is supposed to be a professional driver but he is not acting like it.
"I am going to speak to him man to man but he is going to have a child - I don't know if he wants to die or something".
This tussle between the two Force India drivers is going to rumble on it seems. Both feel the other one was at fault with that second clash at Eau Rouge. Here's what they had to say...
Esteban Ocon isn't happy with his Force India team-mate Sergio Perez after the two collide
Allan McNish
BBC Radio 5 live Formula 1 analyst
Bottas got a bit mugged at the restart. He is out of it as far as his championship title chances go.
He is basically a support role from here on in.
Mercedes boss Toto Wolff: "Very good for his championship. Really brilliant. Lewis Hamilton's drive was really fantastic all weekend.
"Bottas' restart was unfortunate. We need to go away and analyse properly. This is somewhere we should be doing better but the Ferraris are up there second with their championship driver still leading."
Lewis Hamilton cuts Sebastian Vettel's championship lead to seven points with victory.
Lewis Hamilton recalls coming to the Belgian Grand Prix in 1996 when he was just a kid and how the experience helped spark his desire to become an F1 driver.
"There are probably kids here who dream of doing what we are doing one day," he says.
"I came here in 1996 with my dad and I hope this does show that dreams come true."
Image source, Getty ImagesMichael Schumacher won the 1996 British Grand Prix, which a young Lewis Hamilton attended with his dad
Mark Webber goes in for one final word while Daniel Ricciardo has a great time conducting a Mexican wave with the fans gathered in front of the podium.
Image source, Getty ImagesDaniel Ricciardo who finished third: "Max dropped out early and I know it's full of Dutch fans here so thanks for sticking around.
"I knew we had been given a bit of an opportunity at that restart so it is great to capitalise on that."
Second placed Sebastian Vettel: "It was really intense. I was waiting for Lewis to make a mistake, he didn't. He was waiting for me to make a mistake but I didn't. I was fearing I was not close enough but I was too close. We've done good steps forward and we can look forward to next week, our home race."
Race winner Lewis Hamilton: "I heard it's your birthday so happy birthday! The crowd have been amazing.
"It's been a strong weekend for the team. The support has been incredible seeing the British fans all weekend.
"Sebastian put up a great fight but this is what I came here to do and I did it."
Image source, EPAMark Webber, on his 41st birthday, is the man to conduct the podium interviews.
Mantis Toboggan: Ridiculous bravado from Ham to Vettel. ' I lifted to keep you close'
Rachel T: That's as fierce as I have seen Lewis on the podium - pumped!