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<p align="center"><span style="font-size: 8pt"><strong>Red hot</strong>! Ferrari's Kimi Raikkonen celebrates on the podium after winning the Belgian F1 GP at the Spa-Francorchamps yesterday</span></p></td></tr></tbody></table>Kimi Raikkonen claimed his fourth Belgian GP victory in five years to end an astonishing run of 26 races without a win for the 2007 world champion. It was a chaos-filled event, though, with British duo Jenson Button and Lewis Hamilton crashing out on the opening lap in an accident.<br /><br />Despite Button failing to score points for the first time this season, he still has a 16-point cushion over Brawn teammate Barrichello who was seventh, with Red Bull's Sebastian Vettel 19 points down after he came third.<br /><br />Raikkonen was hounded all the way in his Ferrari for the majority of the race by pole-sitter Giancarlo Fisichella, who gave Force India their first points in F1.<br /><br />Raikkonen said: "We haven't brought new parts for the last few races as we are looking at next year. But my aim was always still to win a race because we are aiming for third in the (constructors') championship.<br /><br />"We probably weren't the fastest in terms of lap time, but we were able to keep everybody behind us.<br /><br />"Hopefully we can now win more."

Kimi Raikkonen claimed his fourth Belgian GP victory in five years to end an astonishing run of 26 races without a win for the 2007 world champion. 

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