Red Bull dominated in qualifying yet again, with Sebastian Vettel securing pole position for the Hungarian Grand Prix and team-mate Mark Webber alongside him on the front row.

Vettel was more than four tenths of a second faster than his Australian colleague, while Webber was more than eight tenths of a second quicker than the rest of the field.

The second row is an all-Ferrari affair, with Fernando Alonso third and Felipa Massa fourth fastest.

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With just a week separating the German and Hungarian grand prix, there can be no better time for a team to have lept to the front of the field. Even though it might have been overshadowed, the fact is that Ferrari walked the Hockenheim race – and with very little time for rivals to catch up, expectations in the camp will be just as sky high as the controversy created …

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Following a distinctly mediocre race in Germany, Red Bull Racing will be hoping to bounce back and challenge the Ferrari’s as the Formula One band-wagon rolls into Hungary.

Sebastian Vettel and Mark Webber never really looked like taking the fight to the Scuderia at the Hockenheim circuit. With their new found speed and Fernando Alonso’s love of the Hungaroring, Ferrari will surely be extremely confident of extending the gap between themselves and …

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Fernando Alonso managed to split the two Red Bull cars during a frenetic second practice session for Sunday's Hungarian Grand Prix.

The two-time world champion, who won the Germany Grand Prix for Ferrari in controversial circumstances last weekend, was second behind Sebastian Vettel at the Hungaroring.

Mark Webber was third quickest in the second Red Bull while Alonso's Ferrari team-mate Felipe Massa was fourth.

Vitaly Petrov enjoyed one of his best performances of the year after lifting …

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The Hungarian Grand Prix is rarely a thrilling spectacle, so Mercedes will feel right at home in their less-than-spectacular season.

Silverstone and Hockenheim were the races that meant the most to the Silver Arrows but now they are consigned to the history books it is time to look towards 2011, where Michael Schumacher can challenge for an eighth World Championship and Nico Rosberg his first if they are given a good car.

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Red Bull duo Sebastian Vettel and Mark Webber continued their recent dominance of Formula One by being the two fastest drivers in the opening practice session for Sunday's Hungarian Grand Prix.

German Vettel was marginally quicker than Webber, but both men were a second speedier than their nearest rivals.

Renault's Robert Kubica was third fastest, with world champion Jenson Button fourth for McLaren.

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Hello and welcome to another edition of the Top 5, a regular rundown of all things F1. This weeks focuses on this weekends Hungarian Grand Prix, a tight and twisty track that has been a regualr on the calender since 1986. Many first wins have happened at the Hungaroring, including Fernando Alonso (2003), Jenson Button (2006) and

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It’s one of the shortest turn arounds on the Formula One calendar, as teams have less than a week to move on to Hungary, but this will favour Virgin Racing as sooner the next Grand Prix comes, the better.

In Germany the team were delighted to regain their title as the best of the new teams as Timo Glock finished ahead of both Hispania and Lotus.

Now they hope to carry this momentum …

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Round 12 of the Formula 1 season is at Hungary this weekend. After Hungary there are only two more races in Europe before the season is concluded in South America and Asia as the season is running out quickly.

McLaren have to move on quickly from last week’s race where they could only manage fourth and fifth place. Both cars need to have successful practise sessions to get them dialled into …

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Felipe Massa is adamant that he is not playing second fiddle to Fernando Alonso at Ferrari.

The Brazilian allowed his team-mate to pass him during Sunday's German Grand Prix, with Alonso boosting his title chances by eventually claiming victory in the race.

Massa's actions have provoked much controversy in the last few days but, in the build-up to this weekend's Hungarian Grand Prix, he said: "The time I say I am a number two driver, I …

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