Flags at half-mast at Ferraripublished at 09:50 British Summer Time 27 July 2018
This is the scene at the Ferrari headquarters in the paddock. All the Ferrari team officials and mechanics are also wearing black armbands in Hungary this weekend.
Summary
Sebastian Vettel of Ferrari tops FP2
Red Bull's Daniel Ricciardo fastest in FP1
Final race before summer break
Lewis Hamilton leads Vettel by 17 points in title battle
Get involved: Evaluate the 2018 drivers so far #bbcf1
Flags at half-mast at Ferraripublished at 09:50 British Summer Time 27 July 2018
'A true friend... he will be deeply missed'published at 09:48 British Summer Time 27 July 2018
Since the last race, the world of Formula 1 has been rocked by the sad news of the death of former Ferrari chairman and chief executive Sergio Marchionne, who died aged 66 following complications from surgery on his right shoulder.
Marchionne took charge at Ferrari in 2014 and oversaw a major restructuring of the racing team.
Chase Carey, the chief executive of F1, described Marchionne as "a great leader", both for the sport and in the business world generally.
"He led with great passion, energy and insight, and inspired all around him. His contributions to Formula One are immeasurable.
"He was also a true friend to all of us and he will be deeply missed."
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End of twitter postVettel's perfect opportunity to make amendspublished at 09:44 British Summer Time 27 July 2018
Andrew Benson
BBC Sport’s chief F1 writer at the HungaroringThis weekend could not have come at a better time for Sebastian Vettel. The Ferrari needs to make amends for his unfortunate mistake in crashing out of the lead in Germany last Sunday, and the Hungaroring provides him the perfect opportunity.
It is a track where Ferrari dominated last year, and where Red Bull might also be able to get between the red cars and Lewis Hamilton’s Mercedes. A 17-point gap after Hockenheim looked bad for Vettel, but if things go as expected, he could have recovered most if not all of it by Sunday evening.
Image source, Getty ImagesThe season so far...published at 09:43 British Summer Time 27 July 2018
Eleven races gone, 10 to go. This season's title race. Lively.
Image source, .Hamilton excited by title pressurepublished at 09:40 British Summer Time 27 July 2018
Image source, Getty ImagesSo what a weekend it was in Germany. Lewis Hamilton started Sunday eight points behind in the championship and 13 places on the grid behind Sebastian Vettel. The Briton ended the day 17 points ahead of the German in the title chase after a memorable German Grand Prix.
Lewis Hamilton has said the pressure of this year's title fight with Vettel is greater than he has experienced before, but is loving the challenge.
Hamilton said: "The pressures are huge. The demands and the desires of myself and Sebastian are higher than ever. The pressure is higher than ever. I am not fazed by it. I am excited by it."
Thanks for joining uspublished at 09:35 British Summer Time 27 July 2018
Morning. Who's ready for another fantastic weekend of formula 1 action?
Michael Emons here to guide you through the opening two practice sessions for the Hungarian Grand Prix.
You can listen along too, with live commentary on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra from 09:55 BST.
Let's hope it is another good weekend.
More excitement comingpublished at 09:31 British Summer Time 27 July 2018
It was one of the drives of the season. It was one of the drives of any season.
Last Saturday Lewis Hamilton was distraught, hunched over his car as a hydraulic issue ruined his qualifying for the German Grand Prix and left him down in 14th on the grid.
Image source, Getty ImagesBut a day later Hamilton was celebrating one of the most amazing race wins of his career as he carved his way through the field, Mercedes got their tactics spot on and Sebastian Vettel pranged his Ferrari into the barrier when leading the race.
Image source, Getty ImagesIf the Hungarian Grand Prix is half as good and half as dramatic as last week in Germany then we are all in for another special weekend.