Sebastian Vettel's victory in Sunday's Hungarian Grand Prix proved that Formula 1 is still capable of providing everything that makes a sport great. Drama, excitement, unruly wildness, humour and, of course, sadness. Out of all the Grands Prix that make up the 2015 calendar, the Hungaroring wouldn't have been the obvious choice of venue for all of these ingredients, but the classic old dusty go-kart track has provided us with a race to remind us all of why we love Formula 1. Of course, the one ingredient that could have been left out of the mix was sadness. The timing of the tribute and minute's silence to Jules Bianchi was unfortunate, to say the least. Gathering all the drivers together,...
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