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Red Bull and Sebastian Vettel led the way in the first Hungarian Grand Prix practice session on Friday morning. In a dry and chiefly incident-free period, team-mate Mark Webber and World Champion Jenson Button completed the top three with Hockenheim winner Fernando Alonso seventh for Ferrari.
Red Bull and Sebastian Vettel led the way in the first Hungarian Grand Prix practice session on Friday morning. In a dry and chiefly incident-free period, team-mate Mark Webber and World Champion Jenson Button completed the top three with Hockenheim winner Fernando Alonso seventh for Ferrari.
Second placed championship man Oli Webb has followed up his Thursday practice time by picking up pole position at Spa-Francorchamps for Saturday’s third race. However, the best second quickest personal time goes to championship leader Jean-Eric Vergne, who starts at the front for today’s Race 1.
Red Bull Team Principal Christian Horner has reiterated that the cars of Sebastian Vettel and Mark Webber do abide with the current technical regulations, despite word in Hungary on flexing front wings.
The first session of Friday's practice is about to get under way for the Hungarian Grand Prix.
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