The Hungarian GP delivered on and off the track, with a thoroughly entertaining race helped by Mercedes being genuinely competitive up front while major announcements kept all of us guessing. In the distant past we've had some very dull processions around this tight and relatively slow circuit, but without any high speed corners to stretch the pack the 2022 cars were able to run nose to tail and side by side even better. We saw some great overtakes all through the race, most of which had to be completed on the brakes and remaining fully under control, just as it should be. Vettel's exit, Alonso's surprise: Dissecting big F1 decisions Off-track it was an event focused on former champions...
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