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Hungarian GP Facts, Stats & Memoirs

Which drivers have taken a step backwards and who has leaped forward since last year? What milestone was set at the Hungaroring eleven years ago, and what happened 18 years ago this week? Marcel Schot brings the answers and more anecdotes on the thirteenth round of the season

On two thirds of the season, it's a good time to have a look at what the moves in the off-season have brought the drivers.

Driver       2005 Team  Points  2004 Team  Points   Difference
Heidfeld     Williams    25     Jordan       3      +22
Fisichella   Renault     30     Sauber      13      +17
Webber       Williams    22     Jaguar       7      +15
R.Schumacher Toyota      26     Williams    12      +14 
Montoya      McLaren     35     Williams    33      + 2 
Coulthard    Red Bull    19     McLaren     19        0
Trulli       Toyota      31     Renault     46      -15

When we look at the pure difference in points, the big winners are Heidfeld, Fisichella, Webber and Ralf Schumacher, while the big loser is Jarno Trulli. This is rather surprising, as the general consent seems to be that three of the four winners aren't exactly having stellar seasons, while the big loser is generally regarded as one of the drivers going through a good year.

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