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FIA announces 2013 dates

The Hungarian Grand Prix is confirmed for July 28th 2013. You can find the complete race calendar 2013 here.

Public Pitwalk - closer you wont get!

A great tradion will be prolonged. The Public Pitwalk on Thursday before the race days at Hungaroring. Everybody holding a valid Grand Prix Weekendticket will be able to attend on Thursday, July 25th from 16:00 to 19:00 o'clock.

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Review 2012




Hamilton holds off Raikkonen to win the Hungarian Grand Prix

Lewis Hamilton fended off Kimi Raikkonen to claim victory in the Hungarian Grand Prix and revitalise a title campaign that had begun to drift since McLaren's last win in Canada.

Hamilton led the majority of the race, but had a Lotus on his tail nearly all of the way.

Initially it was Romain Grosjean, who dismissed a strong challenge from Sebastian Vettel at the first corner, which allowed Jenson Button to then demote the Red Bull to fourth through Turns 2 and 3.

Button (McLaren) could not match Hamilton and Grosjean's early pace, so the McLaren and Lotus pulled away in a two-car lead fight.

Hamilton had it under control, although Grosjean did ramp up the pressure for a while...

Read the full race report here...

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