Max Verstappen says the Hungaroring holds 'special' significance to his family and is confident the Toro Rosso STR10's strengths can be maximised at the circuit. The young driver's father Jos notched up his maiden Formula 1 rostrum at the Budapest track in 1994 for Benetton and although the 17-year-old feels a rostrum might be out of reach for Toro Rosso a strong points result is achievable. “It is very nice for my dad and it makes Hungary a bit special,” Verstappen said. “I think trying to score a podium here is a bit difficult for us but to score some point I would be very happy. The car is working well and when it does you get more confidence so I think we can do a good job.”...
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