1-2 for Red Bull on Friday practice in Hungary
Sebastian Vettel: "I don’t think the tyres feel massively different, but they are a step in the right direction.“
Sebastian Vettel (First Practice Session: Position: 1, Best Time: 1:22.723, Laps: 19 / Second Practice Session: Position: 1, Best Time: 1:21.264, Laps: 34): “The car feels okay, but there’s always a lot of work to do and there’s some room for improvement.
Mark Webber (First Practice Session: Position: 2, Best Time: 1:22.982, Laps: 24 / Second Practice Session: Position: 2, Best Time: 1:21.308, Laps: 42): “The tyres feel quite similar to those used previously; we got a feeling already from Silverstone. It went well today and I’m happy, the car felt good and the team did a great job. Sunday is the main thing; qualifying is important, but Sunday is what we have to focus on. It’s a demanding circuit and the conditions are set to stay the same, so I don’t think we’ll be changing a huge amount tonight.”
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