In his latest column for ESPNF1.com Tonio talks about the chaotic Belgian Grand Prix, which he describes as ‘the hardest point of my career’. He tells everything about the difficult conditions during the race, the fights with Alonso and Vettel, and the complexity of the F-duct. However, Tonio is a fighter and says he and his team will never give up, especially with his home GP at Monza in sight. » Read more

1. L. Hamilton, McLaren, 1:29:04.268
2. M. Webber, Red Bull, + +1.571 secs
3. R. Kubica, Renault, + 3.493 secs
10. V. Liuzzi, Force India, + 34.831 » Read more

1. M. Webber, Red Bull, 1:45.778
2. L. Hamilton, McLaren, 1:45.863
3. R. Kubica, Renault, 1:46.100
14. V. Liuzzi, Force India, 1:48.680 » Read more

1. M. Webber, Red Bull, 1:46.106 (10 laps)
2. L. Hamilton, McLaren, 1:46.223 (17 laps)
3. S. Vettel, Red Bull, 1:46.396 (12 laps)
18. V. Liuzzi, Force India, 1:48.692 (8 laps) » Read more

1. F. Alonso, Ferrari, 2:00.797 (17 laps)
2. L. Hamilton, McLaren, 2:01.567 (7 laps)
3. R. Kubica, Renault, 2:02.081 (14 laps)
15. V. Liuzzi, Force India, 2:04.145 (12 laps) » Read more

After a four week break Tonio returns to action at his favourite race, the Belgian Grand Prix. Held at the Spa-Francorchamps circuit in the heart of the Ardennes forest, the race is famed for its awesome combination of corners, unpredictable racing, weather and wheel to wheel action. Tonio tells what he did during the break and why he’s looking forward to this race. » Read more

According to Tonio, the famous Spa Francorchamps circuit in Belgium is the most beautiful and demanding one on the Formula One calendar. Set amid the rolling hills in the Ardennes forest, it has long been a favourite among drivers due to its challenging nature, including the famous flat-out Eau Rouge turn and the La Source hairpin. For him, there is nothing that compares. » Read more

Tonio thinks that it would be a tough ask for a female driver to succeed in Formula One due to the physical and psychological demands of the sport. Bernie Ecclestone said that somebody like Danica Patrick would be ‘a perfect advert’ for the sport in a recent interview on the official F1 website. But Tonio thinks Patrick, who has raced mainly on Oval circuits in America, would find it hard to adapt to Formula One. » Read more

“Much like everyone else in Hungary our race revolved around the safety car. Unfortunately for us the only difference is that we caused it when my front wing snapped.The Hungaroring is a really tight circuit, especially turn one and I went in there at the start with three or four cars around me. I was really close to Michael Schumacher and Jenson Button but I didn’t think I had contact with anybody.” » Read more

1. M. Webber, Red Bull, 1:41:05.571
2. F. Alonso, Ferrari, + 17.821 secs
3. S. Vettel, Red Bull, + 19.252 secs
13. V. Liuzzi, Force India, + 1 lap » Read more