Sebastian Vettel finished second in the Hungarian Grand Prix, but the four-time world champion doesn't get that after the disqualification that was handed out late on Sunday evening. The Aston Martin driver had only 0.3 litres of fuel left in the tank, while the regulations state that at least one litre should remain to allow sufficient samples of the fuel to be taken. According to the British formation, there should still be more than 1 litre in the tank, but even after several attempts, the missing 1.44 litres could not be pumped out. Aston Martin has nevertheless appealed against the penalty. Read more Verstappen faces grid penalty: 'Investigate whether it can be saved' Horner:...
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