TheHungarianGrandPrixwasfirstheldin1986andhasbeenstagedcontinuouslysincethenwithallracesrunattheHungaroringintheheightofsummer.Thiseventisusuallythefinalroundpriortotheseason’ssummerbreak,whenracingandallfactoryactivityhastostop,creatingawatershedmomentintheyear.
That means everyone wants to do well there, because there’s no better way to go on holiday than with the winner’s trophy from the Hungarian GP in your hands.
01Daniel
“The week after Silverstone has been great – some time to recover, to hit the gym and a simulator session, it’s been productive and I’m feeling ready for Budapest. Personally, I always enjoy coming here. I’ve won in Hungary before; it was my come back race with Scuderia AlphaTauri and somehow the sun is always out! As a team, we’re focused on finding the best performance on a very different circuit compared to Silverstone, much slower and hotter, having a strong FP1, and pushing forward to some points come Sunday.”
02Yuki
“I spent time in the simulator last week and the team has been working very hard since Silverstone. I am optimistic that we can have a good weekend in Hungary. We know which direction we must take to find more performance from the car at the Hungaroring, where most corners are slow to medium speed. It’s always very hot in Budapest at this time of year and the track gives you no time to pause for breath as you are always turning the wheel. It means it’s going to be a physically tough weekend, but I expect we can be competitive at this track, so I’m ready for it!”
I am optimistic that we can have a good weekend in Hungary
Yuki Tsunoda 
