The Red Bulls qualify on pole for the Hungarian Grand Prix on Sunday 1 August 2010.

Price of the last weeks in Germany

Ferrari’s one-two last weekend caused a lot of controversy due to their clear team orders, which is not allowed under FIA rules. Although Ferrari was fined, the FIA ​​is still investigating the matters and further repercussions are likely. Fernando Alonso qualified third for the Hungarian Grand Prix yesterday, with his teammate Felipe Masa one behind in fourth place and the controversy will undoubtedly continue today.

Classification in Hungary

Red Bull continued to prove it has the fastest qualifying car with its Sebastian Vettel on pole and Mark Webber in second place.

McLaren’s qualifying nightmares continued with Lewis Hamilton qualifying fifth and his teammate Jenson Button in a disappointing eleventh position.

One car that seems unable to compete is the Mercedes GP, with Nico Rosberg qualifying in sixth place and Michael Schumacher starting in fourteenth.

The two Renaults Vitaly Petrov and Robert Kunica qualified 7th and 8th respectively and will be happy with their starting positions.

Pedro de La Rosa in his BMW Sauber had a good day and qualified ninth and German Nico Hulkenberg in Williams-Cosworth will start tenth.

Drivers and Constructors Championship.

The two Brits Lewis Hamilton and Jenson Button continue to lead the individual Drivers’ Championship with the two Red Bull drivers, Vettel and Webber, third and fourth. The Drivers ‘and Constructors’ Championship standings could change after today’s Hungarian Grand Prix. With Red Bull and Ferrari dominating the top four race positions, Hamilton and McLaren will likely find it extremely difficult to beat either of these drivers.

You can watch the race on August 1 at 2:00 p.m. local time.

The positions and the circuit are set up so that the Hungarian Grand Prix is ​​electric, and if you travel, don’t be disappointed and know where you are staying. Hotels are likely to be expensive, so self-service holiday apartments in Hungary It could be a good alternative option, but book early!

If this is not possible then don’t panic as there will still be other forms of holiday accommodation in Hungary to choose from.