Red Bull/Getty Images In the lead up to qualifying, Formula 1 team principals held a meeting with Bernie Ecclestone to discuss ways to improve the show. They decided to hire Flavio Briatore to a new working group, set-up to look at ways of making the spectacle more popular. After a thrilling 70 laps in Hungary, the focus should be on anything but the on-track action as Daniel Ricciardo passed two world champions in the last five laps to claim his second Formula 1 victory, ahead of Fernando Alonso and Lewis Hamilton. Rewind 70 laps and the outlook wasn’t exactly bright for either three. Ricciardo had been displaced by Alonso in the battle for fourth, while Hamilton was facing the wrong...
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