Formula 1 Championship leader Max Verstappen is keeping his expectations for the 2022 Hungarian Grand Prix in check, as the Hungaroring is not Red Bull's strongest track. It would be ideal for Verstappen to go into the summer break on a high with a win in Hungary following his triumph at the 2022 French Grand Prix, but the reigning Champion is wary of the twisty Hungaroring that might not suit his RB18. 'Hungary is a special track,' he said previewing the race this weekend. 'I really enjoy driving here as it's a bit like driving on a go kart track, it has a very technical second sector which I like. 'It will be interesting to see how the weather impacts us across the weekend,' the Dutchman...
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