Poll: Hungarian Grand Prix 2017, Budapest - Race 11/20

Rate the 2017 Hungarian Grand Prix out of ten

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Fantastic show by Renault. Best of the rest with chassis. Just shows how much force India and Williams rely on the merc engine!

Really e want palmer to be ditched. He's dragging the team down
 
Jono8 said:
Really impressed by Renault's improvement. They look like they are the next best team after Merc, Ferrari and Red Bull now (with Hulk behind the wheel anyway...)
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Although it's never likely to happen, it would be very interesting to see Paul di Resta and Hulk at Renault. A lot of peeps have probably forgot just how good a driver PDR is. He might be starting 2nd from the back today, but it wouldn't surprise me at all if he finished in the points. He's just as gutsy a driver as Max and well capable of pulling off some stunning overtakes.
 
kitfit1 said:
Although it's never likely to happen, it would be very interesting to see Paul di Resta and Hulk at Renault. A lot of peeps have probably forgot just how good a driver PDR is. He might be starting 2nd from the back today, but it wouldn't surprise me at all if he finished in the points. He's just as gutsy a driver as Max and well capable of pulling off some stunning overtakes.
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No chance of points today at Williams. They are hopeless with their lack of downforce. The upcoming races at Spa and Monza ought to suit them better though.

Success for di Resta today would be not throwing it in the hedge and finishing not too far from Stroll - remember he's only done a handful of laps and no race preparation at all.
 
PDR will do well to treat it like an online lobby from where he is and pick up from lap 2/3 and find a rythm once he clears the slower cars. Would very much like to see him in the points. I can imagine with this one-off that he might push hard as he has little lose, but he's smart enough to play it safe too. Should be interesting anyway.
 
this_is_gav said:
Success for di Resta today would be not throwing it in the hedge and finishing not too far from Stroll - remember he's only done a handful of laps and no race preparation at all.
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Success for di Resta today would be finishing in front of Stroll, which even with no prep he is more than capable of. If you look at the quali gap between them and take into account the amount of laps PDR did, i don't think it's all that big an ask to be honest.
 
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smr said:
What did Lewis say about Northampton then?
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On the drivers parade Pinkham asked about the city of Budapest/its fans, where it ranked. She then asked him 'how Northampton ranked, come on Lewis, Silverstone(?)" and he said it's not even in the Top 100.

I don't think he quite understood the question in fairness.
 
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