Remember everyone, F1 is really boring and nothing ever happens, especially in Hungary.
Right.
For the second year in a row the Hungaroring serves up an exciting race.
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Brilliant start from both Ferraris, the Scuderia is crazy to think they can have a better pair next year than one racing today.
But, Kimi's bad luck has been remarkable this season. It likely he and Nico are out drinking together tonight.
This was Sebastian Vettel's week end:
A lousy Friday he stays until late working with his mechanics,
Turns it around in qualifying,
Against all odds, wins the race,
Ties Ayrton Senna at 41 GP wins but does so with 13 less starts.
After the checkered flag, radios team in 3 languages dedicating the win to Jules Bianchi.
That's why he gets paid the big bucks.
Ferrari's hopes were almost shattered when Hunkenberg's front wing exploded on the front straight bringing out the Safety Car. Second structural failure for that team over one week end.
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At the opposite end of the spectrum, the luckiest driver of the day: Lewis Hamilton.
The Instagram fashionista was maybe overconfident after his dominating qualifying session. Sunday, he literally drove like an ass, starting from whining about Rosberg taking away his line all the way to his using Ricciardo as a bumper. He can thank his lucky stars and others bad luck for a rather undeserved P6 finish.
Perhaps Lewis should stop having his picture taken in his underwear, skip tests for Pharrell concerts and do a bit more work over the break, if he wants to make sure to seal the deal.
After the race Adrian Newey and Christian Horner were taking his all the credit for Red Bull's double podium giving Renault zero credit. It's getting harder and harder to see those two sharing a car next year.
Ricciardo must have gotten coached by Kamui Kobayashi with that dive bomb into turn 1 on Rosberg. He was behind at the exit so it was probably up to him to lift. Again, Nico must be getting drunk with Kimi.
Mclaren with two cars in the points? A miracle on the Danube!
