2017 will see Budapest host the Formula One Hungarian Grand Prix for an impressive 32nd time. It will once again be held on the Hungaroring which is located in a valley offering a unique look on the circuit. The most famous race track of the small East-European country lies just outside the gorgeous capital, Budapest. It is located in a beautiful scenery with enormous green fields and forests. Ayrton Senna claimed the first pole position in his Lotus while Nelson Piquet crossed the finish line first in his Williams on the historic track behind the old-time Iron Curtain. The circuit built in 1985 is 4381m long after its latest reconstruction in 2003. The relatively short track means fans...
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