Niki Lauda appeared unconcerned by Mercedes poor result in the Hungarian Grand Prix, claiming that the team's previous run of success had been 'a surprise'. After eight wins in nine races to start the 2015 F1 season, the Silver Arrows posted their worst cumulative result with sixth and eighth in Budapest, as both Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg ran into problems right from the start of the 69-lap encounter. Despite starting on the front row, both drivers were jumped into the first corner, this time with Ferrari moving Sebastian Vettel and Kimi Raikkonen into the top two positions. Hamilton then made a bigger task for himself by running off the road while battling his team-mate into the...
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