Sebastian Vettel admitted he did not have the best of afternoons at the Hungarian Grand Prix, despite extending his lead at the top of the Drivers' Championship. The defending champion began the race in second place behind eventual winner Lewis Hamilton, but finished in third behind Kimi Raikkonen. Vettel held off an aggressive Romain Grosjean at the start, and clung onto second place before dropping back in the first round of pit stops. That put the German behind Jenson Button and when he went to pass the McLaren man in Turn One the two clashed, resulting in a broken front wing for Vettel. He could not find a way past Raikkonen in second - later confirming he was not happy with the Finn's...
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