Following a week when hearts were heavy as Formula 1 said goodbye to Jules Bianchi, the Hungarian Grand Prix was a race to lift spirits. It will be remembered for years to come. Daring moves from start to finish, nearly as many collisions as a rugby match, penalties galore and surprise results right through the field. It had nearly everything. This race was a reminder why drivers and fans are so in thrall to a sport that can offer such excitement and thrilling endeavour. Hamstrung Hamilton Perfect in practice and perfect in qualifying, everything pointed towards a dominant Lewis Hamilton victory on Sunday. 'I'm concerned because I think Lewis could lap the field,' admitted BBC F1 chief...
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