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Vettel felt podium slipped through grasp

Scuderia Ferrari Sebastian Vettel believes Ferrari missed out on an opportunity to finish on the podium at the Hungarian Grand Prix as he collected fourth position. Vettel started from fifth place but moved ahead of Max Verstappen at the first round of stops, before closing in on the other Red Bull of Daniel Ricciardo. Vettel finished within a second of Ricciardo but was left to rue missed chances as he fell further adrift in the championship battle. "I was hoping for more," he said. "I had a good start, maybe too good, because the run into Turn 1 is very long, so I had to get out of the tow a bit too early. "It was bit of a shame because I was stuck in fifth position...
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