Why Hungary is impossible to predict
With McLaren and Ferrari making gains on early-season dominators Red Bull and Sebastian Vettel, grand prix winner David Coulthard believes that this weekend's Hungarian Grand Prix will be too close to call
The German Grand Prix was an incredible race. What looked like being a Red Bull runaway earlier in the year has all changed with these remarkable McLaren and Ferrari comebacks.
It was an important win for Lewis Hamilton after some difficult races. That will give him a huge amount of confidence going into this weekend's Hungarian Grand Prix, but given how strong Red Bull was in the middle sector at the Nurburgring, Hungary should be firmly in its territory.
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