Fernando Alonso insisted it was important to make the most of one of the most competitive showings of the season by the McLaren-Honda team in Hungary after taking fifth place at the chequered flag.
Lewis Hamilton blamed no one but himself for his Hungarian Grand Prix result, believing his race performance was one of his worst of his career.
Romain Grosjean was able to make his strategy work to take seventh in Hungary despite a trip through the gravel and a penalty for an unsafe release during a pit stop.
Nico Rosberg has laid the blame firmly on the shoulders of Daniel Ricciardo for their on-track clash that saw the German driver drop out of podium contention with a puncture on Sunday.
Jenson Button was positive about the result of the Hungarian Grand Prix after both he and team-mate Fernando Alonso finished inside the points on Sunday.
Marcus Ericsson secured his first point since the Chinese Grand Prix despite the Hungaroring circuit not suiting the Sauber F1 Team.
Felipe Massa felt the Hungarian Grand Prix was a challenge after neither he nor team-mate Valtteri Bottas could finish in the points on Sunday.
Pastor Maldonado felt the stewarding at the Hungaroring on Sunday was very strict after receiving three in-race penalties for a trio of different offences.
Roberto Merhi admitted it was hard to go racing in Hungary but felt it was what Jules Bianchi would have wanted the team to do despite the difficult circumstances they faced.
Kimi Raikkonen made a tremendous start to the Hungarian Grand Prix, and was running a comfortable P2 to team-mate Sebastian Vettel before he suffered a MGU-K failure.
Carlos Sainz Jr admitted his disappointment after seeing power unit issues cost him the chance of a strong result in Hungary.
Sergio Perez ran inside the top ten during the early stages of the Hungarian Grand Prix but ultimately retired due to braking issues having earlier survived contact with Pastor Maldonado.
Nico Hulkenberg saw a strong race in Hungary end early when his front wing failed in spectacular fashion on the main straight.
The transcript of the Sunday Race Press Conference organised by the FIA for the 2015 Hungarian Grand Prix.
An eventful race saw Sebastian Vettel took his second victory of 2015 ahead of Red Bull duo Daniil Kvyat and Daniel Ricciardo, while both Mercedes drivers suffered difficult afternoons.
The BMW Sports Trophy Team Marc VDS line-up of Nick Catsburg, Lucas Luhr and Markus Palttala won the 2015 Total 24 Hours…
With three hours left to run in the 2015 Total 24 Hours of Spa it is a BMW Sports Trophy Team Marc…
