Hungaroring, 28 July

Scuderia Ferrari has come away from the Hungarian Grand Prix with a fifth place finish for Fernando Alonso and an eighth for Felipe Massa. After the first ten races of the season, the Spaniard is on 133 points, third in the Drivers’ classification. Massa is seventh on 61.

Both men started on the Soft tyres and at the end of the opening lap, Fernando crossed the line fourth, one ahead of Felipe. The front wing on the Brazilian’s car was slightly damaged in a collision with Rosberg, but he was able to continue without any difficulty, making his first tyre change on lap 11. Alonso came in next time round, both men fitting Medium tyres.

The race continued with no great changes, although Alonso had to give best to Raikkonen and Webber, while managing to fend off Grosjean in the final stages after his third and final pit stop. Massa also had a tense end to his race, as he tried to attack Button, but the Englishman made no mistakes so the Brazilian had to settle for eighth. Lewis Hamilton won the race for Mercedes.