By AFP More by this AuthorBUDAPEST, HUNGARYSebastian Vettel provided a reminder of the talents that won him four drivers' world titles on Friday when he topped the times for Ferrari in a wet second practice for the Hungarian Grand Prix with Lewis Hamilton opting to sit out the session. For Vettel and Ferrari, it was a welcome boost after last Sunday's ignominious exit from the Styrian Grand Prix where Charles Leclerc collided with him on the opening lap, causing both men into early retirement. It meant little, however, in the broader picture following Hamilton's masterful triumph at last Sunday's Styrian Grand Prix and his 1:16.003 lap on hard tyres, which lifted him clear of Bottas. "We have plenty of work to do and it was a shame that we couldn't do anything in second practice. Bottas won the season-opening Austrian Grand Prix and Hamilton last Sunday's Styrian Grand Prix.

Source: Daily Nation July 17, 2020 17:15 UTC