Daniel Ricciardo set the early pace in Hungary with an upgraded Red Bull, as Antonio Giovinazzi and Jolyon Palmer both caused red flags. The Aussie set a 1:18.486 on soft tyres, just five hundreths of a second slower than the fastest outright lap set by Rubens Barrichello in 2004. Kimi Raikkonen was two tenths off the pace in second, with Lewis Hamilton a tenth further back in third. After Jolyon Palmer and Stoffel Vandoorne both suffered early offs, there was an initial reluctance to put some laps down on a very green and dusty track. The wind also began to whip up, forcing Turn 11 to catch a few drivers out. The first of which was Romain Grosjean, who suffered rear wing damage after...
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