Scuderia Ferrari’s Sebastian Vettel finished the Hungarian Grand Prix sixth as the SF1000 lacked pace all race long at the Hungaroring, with the Maranello-based squad having locked out the third row in qualifying but their dry pace failed to given them a chance to fight for a podium. The Grand Prix stared in damp conditions and the scarlet red cars got away well with Vettel trailing his less experienced team-mate Charles Leclerc, but the track dried rapidly meant it soon became a mad dash to the pits to switch to slick tyres. With Leclerc having track position, Vettel was forced to go for an extra lap where he instructed his mechanics to set the medium compound. This proved to be the...
Full Story »