Lewis Hamilton set the pace in second practice for the Hungarian GP on Friday as Red Bull showed renewed form in Budapest. With the world champion out front thanks to a 1:23.949s lap around the 4.381km Hungaroring, the team Mercedes replaced at the top of the pile figured more prominently than they have all season, with Daniil Kvyat second fastest ahead of Daniel Ricciardo. Yet their story was also an all-too-familiar one, with the Renault engine on Ricciardo's car blowing up with about 20 minutes of the session to go. The Australian, who won the race last year, pulled off the track at Turn 11 but still managed to summon a grin as he returned to the pits. Earlier, Ricciardo had been about...
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