What is the Hungarian Grand Prix?
The Hungarian Grand Prix is an annual affair on the F1 calendar and has been part of the FIA Formula One World Championship since 1986. Held on the Hungaroring Circuit, it was the first Formula One race behind the Iron Curtain.
The Hungaroring is sometimes compared to a karting track because it lacks straights. Teams use Monaco levels of downforce due to numerous series of bends that connect into each other and since there are few long straightaways available, a well-balanced chassis usually performs better than a powerful engine. The track is all about finding a good rhythm instead of going flat-out all the time.
Due to the narrow nature of the track, the Hungarian Grand Prix is often criticized for producing lacklustre races due to cars not being able to overtake each other. One exception to this is the 2021 Hungarian Grand Prix where Valtteri Bottas, driver of Mercedes-AMG then, crashed into half the grid at the start of a wet race. In the chaos that ensued, Esteban Ocon of Alpine found himself in the lead and took his maiden F1 win.
When is the Hungarian GP 2023?
The Hungarian GP is a 3-day event to be held from Friday, July 21 to Sunday, July 23, 2023.
The Qualifying Round will be on July 22, 7:30 PM IST
The Race is on July 23, 2023, 6:30 PM IST
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What is the venue of the Hungarian GP 2023?
Hungaroring Circuit, Mogyorod, Hungary
Who are teams & drivers?
Red Bull Racing- Max Verstappen & Sergio Perez
Mercedes- Lewis Hamilton & George Russell
Ferrari- Charles Leclerc & Carlos Sainz
Aston Martin- Lance Stroll & Fernando Alonso
Alpine- Esteban Ocon & Pierre Gasly
McLaren- Lando Norris & Oscar Piastri
Haas – Kevin Magnussen & Nico Hulkenberg
Alfa Romeo- Valtteri Bottas & Zhou Guanya
Williams- Alexander Albon & Logan Sargeant
AlphaTauri – Daniel Ricciardo & Yuki Tsunoda
How many laps are in the Hungarian Grand Prix?
70 Laps
What is length of the Hungaroring Circuit?
4.381 KM
What will be the length of the Hungarian Grand Prix race?
306.63 KM
Who won the Hungarian Grand Prix 2022?
Max Verstappen – Red Bull Racing RBPT
Who holds the lap record?
Lewis Hamilton – 1:16.627, 2020
Where to watch the Hungarian Grand Prix 2023?
With Hotstar and F1 not renewing their contract for the 2023 season year, the only way to watch F1 in India is through a F1 TV Pro subscription, F1’s own and official livestream service. F1 TV Pro is available as a website and as an IOS and Android app.