Sebastian Vettel powered to victory in the Hungarian Grand Prix, followed home by his Ferrari teammate Kimi Raikkonen to record the team's second 0ne-two, their first at the venue since 2004. It was a tense race, but in the a processional race as overtaking was virtually impossible among the front-runners.  Vettel's victory was no walk in the park as he struggled with an off-centre steering wheel, while Raikkonen closed in on him in the latter of the race. In the end the German managed the race well to claim his fourth win of the season and increase his championship lead to 14 points. Raikkonen played the team game, although he made it clear over the radio that he had pace in hand to...
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