Submitted by Mr. Michael Vass, a contributing author.

Fans of Formula One racing should be very prepared for some excitement this weekend. The last European race of the 2007 season is going to take place at Spa-Francorchamps in Belgium. The 44 laps across this 308 km race make this course the longest of the season and fans probably missed it in 2006. Elevation changes, a Blanchimont corner, and unpredictable weather all combine in one place and that is a great way to end a season.

The Belgian Grand Prix is definitely something Jenson Button is looking forward to. After the top ten finish at the Italian Grand Prix, Honda is hoping for a good showing, if not the win in this race.

It’s getting interesting as the season winds its way down with the last few remaining races. I can hardly think of anything better than a long course with the chance of weather popping up. It just adds a level of excitement. I suppose this is the time of year to ask who takes it all, how the last races will end and what will be the likely shake-ups for next year?