Formula 1 entered its summer break after last weekend's Hungarian Grand Prix giving us time to reflect on the season so far, at this instance, the refocus of broadcasters back on the sport itself. As the wind blows the tumbleweed across the empty car parks of the ghost town Formula 1 factories emptied by the enforced annual leave of absence, it is a good opportunity to navel gaze and reflect on the season that has been to date, the good and the bad. Regrettably for readers, what the break means is an arduous three weeks ahead for them void of interesting and exciting news that has been replaced with the typical and boringly generic mid-season reviews and rankings, the stuff that is usually...
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