Post-race Statistics of the Hungarian GP

Hamilton has finally won a race for Mercedes, four pole positions and before Sunday a best finishing position of only third. Hamilton is only the second British F1 winner in a German car, the only other being Stirling Moss back in 1955.

As has been mentioned quite a few times, Hamilton has won the Hungarian GP four times, with Kimi Raikkonen finishing second every time. Hamilton has also been on pole in Hungary four times, but with four different drivers next to him on the front row.

More new tyres for the Hungarian GP, mixing the 2012 construction with the 2013 compounds, without the drive through penalties there are more or less the exact number of pitstops as in Germany and Britain.

The fastest lap of the race went to Mark Webber, his third of the season and the 35^th for Red Bull. Vettel’s podium was Red Bull’s 90^th overall, not a bad number for a team that first entered in 2005.

The lovely graphs, Kimi Raikkonen has moved back up to second place, Fernando Alonso dropping down to third. Jenson Button has moved up a place with Paul di Resta moving down yet again and finally Giedo van der Garde has moved off of the bottom, swapping with Max Chilton.

Tight at the top, just one point between Raikkonen and Alonso after the Hungarian GP, Hamilton is just behind and only 10 points away. But Vettel is still a mile ahead, 38 points clear and that will likely increase as the season goes on.

 

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Pos	Driver	Team	Points	Laps	Fastest Lap	Grid
1	Lewis Hamilton	Mercedes	25	70	01:24.647	1
2	Kimi Raikkonen	Lotus	18	70	01:25.260	6
3	Sebastian Vettel	Red Bull	15	70	01:24.553	2
4	Mark Webber	Red Bull	12	70	01:24.069	10
5	Fernando Alonso	Ferrari	10	70	01:25.394	5
6	Romain Grosjean	Lotus	8	70	01:25.328	3
7	Jenson Button	McLaren	6	70	01:26.195	13
8	Felipe Massa	Ferrari	4	70	01:25.176	7
9	Sergio Perez	McLaren	2	69	01:26.143	9
10	Pastor Maldonado	Williams	1	69	01:25.597	15
11	Nico Hulkenberg	Sauber	0	69	01:26.740	12
12	Jean-Eric Vergne	Toro Rosso	0	69	01:26.491	14
13	Daniel Ricciardo	Toro Rosso	0	69	01:26.863	8
14	Giedo van der Garde	Caterham	0	68	01:27.473	20
15	Charles Pic	Caterham	0	68	01:27.725	19
16	Jules Bianchi	Marussia	0	67	01:28.250	21
17	Max Chilton	Marussia	0	67	01:28.160	22
18	Paul di Resta	Force India	0	66	01:26.608	18
19	Nico Rosberg	Mercedes	0	64	01:25.089	4
RET	Valtteri Bottas	Williams	–	42	01:27.127	16
RET	Esteban Gutierrez	Sauber	–	28	01:29.135	17
RET	Adrian Sutil	Force India	–	19	01:28.548	11