Sebastian Vettel has dismissed suggestions that third place in Friday free practice at the Hungaroring somehow symbolises a 'turning point' for the Red Bull team. More used to winning races from the front, Vettel has had to play second – and sometimes even third or fourth – fiddle behind the runaway Mercedes team, but the tight, twisting nature of the Hungarian Grand Prix venue was always expected to play more to the strengths of the RB10, and he duly underlined that thought by leading the pursuit of Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg in the faster afternoon session. Asked whether he thought the performance marked a shift change in RBR's battle with the pacesetters, however, Vettel was...
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