Sebastian Vettel dedicated his Hungarian Grand Prix victory to the late Jules Bianchi in what was the first race since the death of the Marussia Formula 1 driver. The four-time world champion offered his own personal tribute to the former Ferrari Academy driver on the podium after coming through a wild race to clinch his 41st victory and his second for the Maranello team. The Formula 1 paddock also paid tribute to the 25-year-old, who last week succumbed to severe head injuries sustained at last year’s Japanese Grand Prix, with a minute’s silence prior to start of Sunday’s race. Key figures from the sport alongside the current crop of drivers took part in a moment of remembrance...
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