Williams Racing positive ahead of Hungarian GP
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Williams are optimistic ahead of the Hungarian Grand Prix this weekend, having put in some strong performances here in the past.
Romain Grosjean and Kevin Magnussen are remaining hopeful as Haas F1 will be looking to bounce back after a slow start to the 202 campaign
Robert Kubica will be back on track this weekend as he participates in first practice for Alfa Romeo.
After their first points of 2020 last weekend in the Styrian Grand Prix, both Red Bull drivers are hoping for a more competitive weekend against Mercedes this time around in Hungary.
After the horror show in the Styrian Grand Prix, can Ferrari stop the rot and score big points in HUngary?
Renault driver Daniel Ricciardo is disappointed at missing out on sixth place after he was forced to avoid a collision with Racing Point’s Lance Stroll.
Ferrari’s Sebastian Vettel has come away from the Styrian Grand Prix with no points alongside team-mate Charles Leclerc after they collided in an opening lap incident.
Preview of the 2020 Hungarian Grand Prix at the Hungaroring, the third race of the F1 world championship
McLaren have high hopes coming into this weekend’s Hungarian Grand Prix after two strong performances at the Red Bull Ring.
Mercedes head to Hungary on top of both championships, and Toto Wolff says there is optimism heading into the event after two strong performances in Austria.
Sainz rues missed opportunities in Austria after pitstop errors forced him to lose out when he pushed too hard to recover.
Ferrari’s Mattia Binotto has said “it’s pointless to apportion blame” after the team failed to secure any points in the Styrian Grand Prix after both drivers failed to finish.
Charles Leclerc has taken responsibility for the incident which shattered Ferrari’s hopes of securing points in the Styrian Grand Prix.
Ocon frustrated after losing out on points scoring finish in Austria with a non-finish.
Renault team principal Cyril Abiteboul has expressed mixed feelings about the Styrian Grand Prix, after one driver finished in the points and the other was forced to retire.
McLaren team principal Andreas Seidl is encouraged that they are “making progress in the right direction” after securing a points finish in the opening two races of the 2020 Formula 1 season.
Lando Norris was pleased with his performance in the Styrian Grand Prix this weekend after he was able to secure a fifth place finish.
