MICHAEL Schumacher entered his third decade in Formula One on top of the practice timesheets at his favourite Belgian Grand Prix yesterday before Red Bull’s Mark Webber raised the pace in the afternoon.
Seven–time world champion Schumacher made the most of the changeable conditions in the morning session, setting a time of 1:54.355 in his Mercedes on a dry track before the rain fell.
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