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2016 Hungarian Grand Prix
Who do you think was the best driver during the 2016 Hungarian Grand Prix weekend? Compare how they did and vote for the best.
Who do you think was the best driver during the 2016 Hungarian Grand Prix weekend? Compare how they did and vote for the best.
There was little variation in strategy between the point scorers at the Hungaroring, with one significant exception.
Daniel Ricciardo says that he felt relieved to have held on to finish on the podium after holding off Sebastian Vettel in today’s Hungarian Grand Prix.
Fernando Alonso says he believes McLaren were the ‘best of the rest’ behind Mercedes, Red Bull and Ferrari in Hungary after finishing seventh.
Nico Rosberg believes that the Hungarian Grand Prix was all but decided in the rush to the first corner, in which Lewis Hamilton took the lead.
Kimi Raikkonen says he has seen drivers penalised for less than what Max Verstappen did in defending his position in the Hungarian GP.
Kimi Raikkonen made the most progress during the Hungarian Grand Prix, climbing eight places to finish sixth.
Kimi Raikkonen set the fastest lap of the Hungarian Grand Prix immediately after his final pit stop.
Jenson Button says that common sense should prevail after he received a drive-through penalty for receiving an illegal radio instruction during the Hungarian GP.
Lewis Hamilton takes the lead in the drivers’ championship for the first time this season after beating team mate Nico Rosberg to win the Hungarian Grand Prix.
Lewis Hamilton won the Hungarian Grand Prix, ahead of Nico Rosberg and Daniel Ricciardo in third.
Lewis Hamilton took the win at the Hungarian Grand Prix, beating team mate Nico Rosberg to take the lead of the drivers’ championship.
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In the round-up: Vettel unhappy with wet weather tyres • Hamilton wants yellow flag rules clarified • Massa ‘wasn’t pushing’ before qualifying crash
With Lewis Hamilton poised to strike at Nico Rosberg, the two Red Bulls lurking and more rain threatening, the scene is set for a lively Hungarian Grand Prix.
Fernando Alonso admits that he was ‘probably overdriving’ when he spun in the closing stages of qualifying, but was otherwise ‘very happy’ with his performance.
A late stewards investigation into both Red Bulls, both Force Indias and Valtteri Bottas for failing to meet the 107% benchmark in Q1 has resulted in no action being taken.
Nico Rosberg will start the Hungarian Grand Prix from pole position after stewards decided to take no further action after investigating his conduct under yellow flags in qualifying.
The FIA have confirmed that Nico Rosberg’s pole position lap is now under investigation by the stewards for potentially breaching yellow flag regulations.
Jenson Button says that it is ‘pretty good’ for McLaren to have both cars starting from the fourth row of the grid, but says that is still not enough for the team.