The conclusion of the German Grand Prix proved to be a bitter pill for many, but one which had to be swallowed.
Much has been made of Ferrari’s decision to move Felipe Massa aside to allow Fernando Alonso to win the German Grand Prix.
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2010 Hungarian Grand Prix: Friday News Round-up
McLaren out to challenge the legality of the ‘flexi-wing’; Dennis: McLaren’s pace is just fine
Martin Whitmarsh has revealed that McLaren have asked the FIA to clarify the legality of Red Bull’s flexible front wing.
2010 Hungarian Grand Prix: Friday Press Conference
Following the team orders storm which rocked the German Grand Prix, Stefano Domenicali once again faced the world media in the company of Renault’s Eric Boullier, Red Bull’s Christian Horner and HRT’s Colin Kolles.
TEAM PRINCIPALS: Eric BOULLIER (Renault), Stefano DOMENICALI (Ferrari), Christian HORNER (Red Bull), Colin KOLLES (HRT)
Vettel maintains Red Bull’s advantage in second practice
Sebastian Vettel kept Red Bull on top in Hungary, as the German driver set the fastest time in second free practice.
However, unlike in the morning, the Milton Keynes-based team was unable to lockout the timesheets, with Ferrari’s Fernando Alonso second for Ferrari.
