The 2007 Hungarian GP Preview
With the events of the past few days, it is easier to forget Formula One is still about racing, but the circus roars back into action for the Hungarian Grand Prix. Tom Keeble analyses the prospects ahead of the eleventh race of the season
The circus heads to the Hungaroring, near Budapest, for the eleventh round of the championship, with McLaren comfortably leading Ferrari overall and rookie Lewis Hamilton two points clear of his world champion teammate Fernando Alonso.
Analysis
Frequently an eventful and unpredictable race, the Hungaroring has thrown up a number of surprises in the past, and might do so again - even if it doesn't rain. Tight and twisty, it is often referred to as being similar to Monaco, but without the barriers: this is a challenging, technical circuit that emphasises driver talent.
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