Hungary in July is usually hot hot hot. The good news if you’re at the track, though, is that there’s a water park close by – the Mogyorodi Aquarena vizi szorakoztatopark – which should be a good place to cool off. Away from aqueous activities, the circuit is only 20km from Budapest, putting you close to one of Europe’s most fascinating, storied and lively city centres.
The track is built in a natural bowl, a bit like the UK’s Brands Hatch. That means that any of the grandstands located on or around the main straight should provide a view of other parts of the track too, giving you more Formula 1 bang for your, er, forint.
Join us later in the afternoon for the latest news, info, updates and live results from the Hungaroring Circuit, as the second free practice session for the 2021 Hungarian Grand Prix is about to get underway, with Carlos Sainz and Charles Leclerc at the wheel of the SF21, ready to continue evaluating the ideal set-up ahead of qualifying and the Hungarian race.
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