Vettel wins with steering problem, Raikkonen 2nd
Hamilton 4th after giving place back to Bottas
Ricciardo out after collision with team-mate Verstappen
Australian says Verstappen could not accept being overtaken
Grosjean, Di Resta, Hulkenberg out
LIGHTS OUT!
Sebastian Vettel fends off his team-mate Kimi Raikkonen to hold the lead going into Turn 1.
Lewis Hamilton is going backwards! Down to fifth and there's contact between the Red Bulls at Turn 2!
Drama.
Image source, ReutersEveryone has managed to get round the formation lap without any bother and are lined up in their positions on the grid.
All that is left is for those red flights to go out...
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Jennie Gow
BBC Radio 5 live pit-lane reporter
Lewis Hamilton says his cooling boxes aren't working. He may be starting the race with everything overheating...
The drivers are away on the formation lap. Everyone has super-softs on their cars apart from Daniil Kvyat and Paul di Resta, who are on softs.
Filming in Budapest? Actor Ashton Kutcher is in town for the race.
The official F1 twitter account has beaten me to the very gag I was going to do.
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Mark Duffell: Cheering on paul #DiResta, external today. Under-rated and overlooked. Deserves his chance. Hope he gets a good run
With Felipe Massa sitting out the race there will be no Brazilians on the grid for the first time since the 1982 San Marino Grand Prix - when many teams boycotted the race.
Image source, Rex FeaturesFelipe Massa, who is unwell and has been replaced by Paul di Resta this weekend, seems to be watching from the 1970's (aside from the massive telly)....
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Andrew Benson
Chief F1 writer at Hungaroring
Strategy seems more open than in the last few races. Pirelli is projecting that a one-stop and a two-stop are similar in time, with the problem of the two-stop being getting caught in traffic.
McLaren’s Fernando Alonso said there was “not much to play with” on strategy and that tyre degradation was low. But Red Bull’s Daniel Ricciardo said: “It is going to be tough with the heat. We are ready for anything but we are going to have to manage the tyres. It will very, very unlikely be a one-stop race.”
A key factor could be that Ferrari and Red Bull both have two fresh sets of tyre for the race - Ferrari two sets of soft tyres, Red Bull one of softs and one of super-softs. Mercedes only have one new set - of softs.
Jennie Gow
BBC Radio 5 live pit-lane reporter
After this race it's F1's summer holiday - during the summer break, the whole sport completely shuts down for two weeks.
These teams are not even allowed to look at emails. That's how seriously they have to take it.
We've just had the Hungarian national anthem which means all that is left is for the drivers to get into the cars and get ready to race.
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Mark Gallagher
BBC Radio 5 live Formula 1 analyst
I think Di Resta is race fit. I think he will be fine.
Tom Clarkson
BBC Radio 5 live commentator
One thing that will be very telling is Paul di Resta's fitness - the touring cars he drives are nowhere near as demanding as this 2017 car.
It will be interesting to see how he does in that department.
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Image source, Getty ImagesAnd, of course, we had Jenson Button this very year making a fleeting return to F1.
Everyone hoped it would be a fairytale one. Sadly it wasn't as he crashed into Pascal Wehrlein.
He did threaten to pee in Fernando Alonso's seat though, so it was certainly entertaining.
Hope you remembered to pack the suncream, Andrew!
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Jean-Louis Schlesser deputised for Nigel Mansell at the 1988 Italian Grand Prix... and promptly crashed his Williams into Ayrton Senna - who was right in the middle of one of the most dominant title wins in the sport's history.
Strangely, that appearance at Monza was Schlesser's one and only start in Formula 1.
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Chief F1 writer at Hungaroring
Image source, Getty ImagesNico Hulkenberg confirmed the improved form Renault showed at Silverstone two weeks ago with seventh in qualifying here, and best of the rest, the car improved significantly by a new floor introduced in Silverstone and a new front wing here. He starts 12th as a result of a grid penalty for a gearbox change.
“I’m very happy about the performance of the car,” Hulkenberg said. “In fact it’s been really good all weekend long. We’ve found a very good harmony and balance and it was a pleasure to exploit this in qualifying. Of course, the gearbox penalty is far from ideal, but it happens sometimes; there was no option other than changing it. The long runs looked quite promising yesterday so there’s good potential for the race, we have a strong car so we should recover well.”
The penalty promotes team-mate Jolyon Palmer from 11th in qualifying to 10th on the grid. That’s the good news. The bad news is the Englishman was still struggling for pace - 0.8secs off Hulkenberg in Q2 - after a terrible Friday in which he crashed twice. Not the best weekend for him with Robert Kubica testing the car on Wednesday and his future in doubt.
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Hollywood movie star Ashton Kutcher is on the grid - he has apparently asked not to do any media but 5 Live's Jennie Gow managed to get a word from him about today's atmosphere...
"Unbelievable!"
Literally one word.