Budapest
Race Date: 27 Jul 2014
Circuit Name: Hungaroring
First Grand Prix: 1986
Number of Laps: 70
Circuit Length: 4.381 km
Race Distance: 306.630 km
Lap Record: 1:19.071 - M Schumacher (2004)
UK Times
Fri 25 July 2014
Practice 1 09:00 - 10:30
Practice 2 13:00 - 14:30
Sat 26 July 2014
Practice 3 10:00 - 11:00
Qualifying 13:00
Sun 27 July 2014
Race 13:00
Previous Winners
2013 Lewis Hamilton Mercedes Budapest
2012 Lewis Hamilton McLaren Budapest
2011 Jenson Button McLaren Budapest
2010 Mark Webber Red Bull Budapest
2009 Lewis Hamilton McLaren Budapest
2008 Heikki Kovalainen McLaren Budapest
2007 Lewis Hamilton McLaren Budapest
2006 Jenson Button Honda Budapest
2005 Kimi Raikkonen McLaren Budapest
2004 Michael Schumacher Ferrari Budapest
2003 Fernando Alonso Renault Budapest
2002 Rubens Barrichello Ferrari Budapest
2001 Michael Schumacher Ferrari Budapest
2000 Mika Hakkinen McLaren Budapest
Hamilton 2013 on board
Senna 1992 on board
The last time a German driver won the German Grand Prix in a German car was back in pre-world championship days, when Rudolf Carraciola triumphed at the Nurburgring Nordschleife in 1939.
Rosberg took the seventh win of his F1 career, giving him as many as Juan Pablo Montoya and Rene Arnoux.
Hamilton’s brake failure in Q1 resulted in his lowest starting position since the 2012 Spanish Grand Prix, where he lined up 24th after being excluded from qualifying after running out of fuel.
Valtteri Bottas became the second driver this season to score the first three podiums of his career in consecutive races. Daniel Ricciardo did so in Spain, Monaco and Canada – having been stripped of his podium finish in Australia. The last driver to do so before them was Hamilton in 2007.
The strong run of form from Bottas has helped move Williams up to third place in the constructors’ championship. They haven’t finished a championship that high since 2003, when the were second.
Bottas also gave the team their 300th podium finish. Only Ferrari (679) and McLaren (485) have more.
On the other side of the coin, Sauber have now gone ten consecutive races without scoring a point, which is their longest ever such streak.
Adrian Sutil also took an unwanted record in Germany – he started his 119th race without finishing on the podium, breaking the previous record held by Pierluigi Martini.
Sebastian Vettel finished in front of Daniel Ricciardo in a race for the first time this year. That leaves Kimi Raikkonen as the only driver yet to beat his team mate in a grand prix this season.
Penalty points so far
Jules Bianchi 4
Pastor Maldonado 4
Valtteri Bottas 2
Kevin Magnussen 2
Adrian Sutil 2
Marcus Ericsson 2
Jean-Eric Vergne 1
