Was it the fact he had switched off early in anticipation of the summer break, or was it the media headlines linking him with pop star Rhianna - one betting outlet taking odds on whether they'll be married and pregnant by the end of the year - either way, Lewis Hamilton had a Hungarian Grand Prix to forget. Ahead of the race, the Briton, a four-time winner here, eulogised the circuit, declaring it to be one of his favourites, and with a 0.5s advantage over his teammate in qualifying, the outcome over the next 70 laps appeared to be done and dusted. However, a nightmare start by both Silver Arrows saw Ferrari duo Sebastian Vettel and Kimi Raikkonen leading, and from there on Hamilton's...
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