Fresh off a double-points effort in last Sunday’s German Grand Prix where Rich Energy Haas F1 Team drivers Romain Grosjean and Kevin Magnussen finished seventh and eighth, respectively, to deliver the team’s best collective result of the season, the American outfit heads to Budapest for this weekend’s Hungarian Grand Prix. The 4.381-kilometre (2.722-mile), 14-turn Hungaroring is a tight circuit that many drivers liken to a full-size karting track. It is the slowest permanent venue in Formula One, a change from the recent run of power circuits. Slow, however, doesn’t mean easy. Despite an average speed of 200 kph (124 mph), which is notably slower than the average speed drivers...
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