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Hotel offers are not yet available for 2011

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FIA announces provisional 2011 calendar

On the provisional Formula One calendar for 2011, the Hungarian Grand Prix is scheduled as expected for July 31st.
You can find the complete race calendar 2011 here.

Helicoptertransfers at introductory prices

Arrive with style. You will be flying a Westland-Aerospatiale Gazelle helicopter which is taking you from Budapest downtown or the airport directly to Hungaroring - and back if needed. Beside the saving of time, a great experience!
Book now at special introductory prices

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Review 2010




Webber charges to Hungarian GP win

Mark Webber took the lead of the Formula 1 world championship with victory in an enthralling Hungarian Grand Prix.

The Australian was bundled down to third at the start behind his Red Bull team-mate Sebastian Vettel and Fernando Alonso's Ferrari.

But a combination of a perfect strategy call from his pit crew and some exceptional speed throughout the middle of the race helped him to beat Alonso to the chequered flag by 17.8 seconds.

Key to Webber's victory was the deployment of the safety car on lap 15 to enable the recovery of debris between turns 13 and 14.

While most drivers pitted for their mandatory tyre changes, Red Bull pulled a strategic masterstroke as Webber was left out on the circuit and moved into the lead.

As the race resumed Webber led from Vettel, Alonso, Lewis Hamilton's McLaren and Felipe Massa's Ferrari, the Australian knowing that he would need to pull out enough of a gap in the remaining laps to enable him to make his tyre change under green flag conditions.

His task was made easier when Vettel was given a drive-through penalty for failing to keep within 10 car lengths of his team-mate while behind the safety car, which dropped the German to...

Read the full race report here...

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