It was a tale of contrasting fortunes for both Williams drivers at the Japanese Grand Prix. Pastor Maldonado enjoyed a trouble free run to collect his first points since his victory at the Spanish Grand Prix, but Bruno Senna had a tougher time of it.

Mercedes came away from the Japanese Grand Prix having scored no points. Nico Rosberg was eliminated in a crash on the first lap, whilst Michael Schumacher valiantly raced his way through the pack from twenty third on the grid, but ultimately finished just outside the points in eleventh.

Scuderia Toro Rosso came away from the Japanese Grand Prix with a point after Daniel Ricciardo was able to finish tenth. Despite coming under pressure from Mercedes’ Michael Schumacher in the last few laps of the race, the Australian hung on to claim another point’s finish.

Sauber enjoyed a strong day at the Japanese Grand Prix today. It was disappointment for Sergio Perez, who spun off whilst battling McLaren’s Lewis Hamilton, but Kamui Kobayashi gave the Japanese crowd their dream with his first ever podium finish.

It was a tale of contrasting fortunes for the Sahara Force India team today at Spa. Nico Hulkenberg equalled his best result of the season so far with a strong fourth place finish. Meanwhile, Paul di Resta was hampered with a failed KERS unit, meaning he finished tenth.

Michael Schumacher enjoyed a strong run on his 300th Grand Prix at Spa today. The seven times champion benefitted from the start carnage to fight at the front for a time before finishing in seventh place. Meanwhile, Nico Rosberg just missed out on points in eleventh after starting twenty-third on the grid.

HRT had a mixed day at Spa today. Pedro de la Rosa enjoyed a strong battle with Caterham’s Heikki Kovalainen towards the end of the race, whilst Narain Karthikeyan failed to see the chequered flag after a crash due to a loose wheel.

Sauber endured a disastrous race at the Belgian Grand Prix today. The Swiss team had come into the race with high hopes following their best qualifying performance of the year.

Williams failed to score a single point at the Belgian Grand Prix today, as a strategical error on behalf of the team meant that Bruno Senna finished a disappointed twelfth. Meanwhile, Pastor Maldonado came in for more criticism as he jumped the start, before contact with a Marussia ended his day early.

Toro Rosso enjoyed their strongest result of the season at Spa today. It was the first time the Italian team had finished in the points since the second race of the year in Malaysia.

Caterham enjoyed a solid if unspectacular run at the Belgian Grand Prix this afternoon.