Antonio Giovinazzi topped the timesheets and posted the fastest-ever lap at the Hungaroring as he impressed for Ferrari on the first day of Budapest's in-season test. The Italian's 1:15.648 was set on the hypersoft tyre, the quickest compound in F1 and one that wasn't available to drivers at the Hungarian GP, but was still over half a second faster than what Sebastian Vettel or Kimi Raikkonen managed over the race weekend. Giovinazzi, who is a Ferrari young driver and took part in two F1 grands prix last year for Sauber, finished 2.5s ahead of closest challenger Marcus Ericsson, with other teams appearing to be running completely different testing programmes to the Scuderia. Find out more...
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