Hungaroring officials have revealed the development plans which target further changes to the track after a modernization process was launched last year in a bid to keep pace with F1’s latest, ultra-modern tracks. Zsolt Gyulay, Hungaroring’s chief executive officer was a guest of Hungary’s main national TV channel M1 and revealed the track is following its multi-step development programme it started in 2016. Last year, the track was completely resurfaced for the first time since it was built back in 1985. Bumps were corrected and new kerbs were installed on a few corners. With the help of the government, the track will undergo further developments over years to come. In 2017, the...
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