Lewis Hamilton set the benchmark in a heavily interrupted Friday practice for the Hungarian Grand Prix. The reigning world champion topped the times in both 90 minute sessions at the Hungaroring with his personal best 1:23.949 arriving on soft tyres in the afternoon hit out. Hamilton proved to be 0.3s quicker than the Red Bull of Daniil Kvyat with team-mate Daniel Ricciardo third, despite the Australian suffering an engine failure which brought out the red flags late in Practice 2. While Hamilton emerged the man to beat, Force India created the headlines with the team withdrawing their cars from second practice after a nasty crash for Sergio Perez halted the opening session for 15 minutes....
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