The Hungarian Grand Prix is often a procession because it is so difficult to overtake around the tight and twisting circuit. Somebody forgot to tell that to Daniel Ricciardo, however, as he pulled off an audacious pass on Lewis Hamilton and then sliced by Fernando Alonso and went on to score the second victory of his F1 career. "Winning this today, it honestly feels as good as the first," the Red Bull driver said, referring to his victory in Canada. "It sank in a lot quicker this one, so crossing the line today I knew what was going on a bit more and it's like I could enjoy it immediately rather than it being delayed, it was awesome. To have to pass guys again to win...
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