Lewis Hamilton should be a good bet to win the Hungarian Grand Prix after he set the fastest times in both the practice sessions on Friday, comfortably quicker than championship leader Nico Rosberg. The Briton was two-tenths ahead of his Mercedes teammate in second practice in the afternoon with Sebastian Vettel third in the Red Bull, 0.629 seconds off the pace. The Mercedes drivers were the only ones finishing below 1 minute 25 second mark and were over a second faster than in the first practice. Ferrari remained a second slower than the Mercedes, as it did in first practice, with Fernando Alonso in fourth ahead of McLaren’s Kevin Magnussen followed by Kimi Raikkonen. Williams has...
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