Third place did not meet Sebastian Vettel's expectations at the Hungarian Grand Prix as he was beaten to victory by Lewis Hamilton and Kimi Raikkonen. Vettel was in second place for a large part of the race but dropped to third when Raikkonen managed to stay out on a two stop strategy. Vettel challenged Raikkonen for position in the final few laps but could not find a way past. He said getting stuck behind Jenson Button and damaging his front wing against the McLaren after his first pit stop was crucial to the outcome. "It was not the best race," Vettel admitted. "It was difficult [early on] but I was able to defend second. Lewis pulled in [for his pit stop], we thought we...
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