F1

Hungaroring

Friday 29 July
First practice: 0855-1035, BBC Red Button/online
Second practice: 1255-1435, BBC Red Button/online

Saturday 30 July
Third practice: 0955-1105, BBC Red Button/BBC Radio 5 live sports extra/online
Qualifying: 1210-1420, BBC One/BBC Radio 5 live/online

Sunday 31 July
Grand Prix live: 1205-1525, BBC One/BBC Radio 5 live/online
F1 forum: 1525-1625, BBC Red Button/online
Highlights: 1900-2000, BBC Three/Red Button

Standings:



Track:

Track Diagram


Track DRS


Circuit information
Length: 4.381km (2.7 miles)
Race distance: 70 laps / 306.630km

Full throttle: 58%
Top speed: 291kph
Longest flat-out section: 11s / 750m
Right/left-hand turns: 8/6

Car performance
Tyre wear: Medium/high
Brake wear: High
Downforce level: Very high
Gear changes per lap: 50

Strategy
Average fuel use per lap: 2.1kg (source: Williams)
Pit stop time loss: 17.1s

2010 tyres: Medium (prime, no stripe) and Super-Soft (option, green stripe)
2009 tyres: Soft (prime, no stripe) and Super-Soft (option, green stripe)

Team Preview
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Pirelli

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Ferrari Not uploaded yet
Mercedes
Renault
Williams
Force India
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Classic F1



Technical Changes - Germany



Weather Forecast
Practice 1 Fri 10:00
Practice 2 Fri 14:00


Practice 3 Sat 11:00
Qualifying Sat 14:00


Race Sun 14:00


News

• F1 tide turning against Red Bull towards McLaren & Ferrari
  The tide is relentlessly turning against Red Bull in Formula 1 and they will want arrest that in no uncertain terms this weekend in Hungary.
• Red Bull must focus on race pace – Webber
  Mark Webber admits Red Bull’s consecutive defeats in Britain and Germany have underlined to the world champions that they have to focus on improving their RB7’s race pace.
• Whitmarsh expects competitive order to remain fluid
  McLaren boss Martin Whitmarsh is expecting the competitive balance of power to continue to swing between his team, Ferrari and Red Bull over the remainder of the season.
• How McLaren found their form
  McLaren bounced back resoundingly for Lewis Hamilton to win the German Grand Prix after two relatively uncompetitive races. The question is, how?
• Luckless Button writes off title hopes
  Jenson Button is hopeful his luck will soon turn after a hydraulic problem on his McLaren curtailed his attempts to salvage a decent result at the Nurburgring, the Briton admitting his second successive retirement means he is effectively out of the hunt for the championship.

Driver Changes
Senna to drive in Friday first practice in Hungary
Bruno Senna is being handed a one-off chance by Renault to compete in a Friday morning practice session at this week’s Hungarian Grand Prix in place of race driver Nick Heidfeld.



The track and TV coverage starts


FIA Press Conference
Hungary preview quotes - Renault, Force India, Red Bull & more
Hot on the heels of the Nurburgring, the teams head straight to Budapest for this weekend’s Hungarian event, the last race before the Formula One community takes a well-earned summer break. Drivers and senior team personnel discuss their prospects for the Hungaroring…


FIA Q&A: Off-throttle diffuser regs back to Valencia spec


FIA Thursday press conference - Great Britain


Friday practice - selected team and driver quotes


FIA Friday press conference - Europe


FIA post-qualifying press conference - Europe


Qualifying - selected team and driver quotes



Technical changes Silverstone


Practice 1


Practice 2



Practice 3


Qualifying


Grid

Race


Standings

f1 races should be every week

And studded tyres for the winter !!

A snow race would be fantastic.