Button wins treacherous Hungarian GP

McLaren's Jenson Button won an enthralling Hungarian Grand Prix at a damp Hungaroring in his 200th Formula One race.

Button wins Hungarian GP, Webber fifth

Jenson Button won an exciting and wet 25th Hungarian Grand Prix for McLaren on Sunday, making the most of his 200th Formula One race on the course where he claimed his first victory five years ago.

Red Bull's Vettel to trample rest of Hungaroring field

The venue for the Hungarian Grand Prix has been called Monaco with more run-off and without the million-dollar gin palaces or exorbitant prices. The Hungaroring is a tedious high downforce circuit, with lots of slow-speed corners (the average lap speed of 196km/h is the lowest of any permanent circuit on the calendar) and short straights that will test the effectiveness of the aero and power boosts available to drivers this year. Overtaking is usually rarer than a smile from Ron Dennis. The race is usually held in scorching heat which suits the Red Bull cars. Recent wins to Ferrari's Fernando Alonso and McLaren's Lewis Hamilton have brought a rash of suggestions that Sebastian Vettel can be beaten in the title race. Dream on. Vettel had a shocker last weekend in Germany, yet still finished fourth. He leads Red Bull teammate Mark Webber by 77 points. Only an unforeseen kidnapping will ope