Red Bull's bid to consolidate their championship advantages heading into the summer break has got off to the most ominous of starts at the Hungarian GP after Sebastian Vettel and Mark Webber maintained the World Champions' stranglehold on the top of the timesheet in Practice Two.For a team that rarely shows its full hand on the opening day of a grand prix weekend, their double Friday Practice one-two - the first time the team have achieved such a feat since Brazil 2010, a result they went on to repeat in the race - was all the more formidable and has already served to underline the stern challenge ahead for their title rivals this weekend. Points leader Vettel, aiming for a first ever win...
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