Marcus Ericsson revealed that he hasn't raced without a drinks system for two years in Formula 1, after the revelation that Scuderia Ferrari failed to install a drink to Kimi Räikkönen during the Hungarian Grand Prix This weekend's Hungarian Grand Prix is often one of the hottest races of the year, with the air temperature reaching upto a peak 34 degrees on Sunday. Drivers often have drinks systems fitted onto their cars to help them keep hydrated whilst driving. A drinks system is often fitted within the cockpit of the car behind the drivers seat. However during the Hungarian Grand Prix, Räikkönen and Ferrari discovered that the Finn's drinks system wasn't operational and meant he...
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