Charles Pic is in high spirits heading into the weekend after a promising start for Caterham at the Hungarian Grand Prix. The Frenchman was nineteenth, eight tenths clear of the quickest Marussia, but the long run pace was a particular source of delight for Pic. “For me FP1 was ok. I didn’t have as much understeer as Giedo and from the start of the session had reasonable grip. In fact, we had too much grip at the rear for the first couple of runs but we improved that throughout the session. For FP2 we made a couple more setup changes and started with a better balance than we’d had in FP1. On the long runs the degradation was ok – it’s there, more at the rear than the front,...
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