Lewis Hamilton had a day he’d rather forget in Hungary. On a day when the fickle weather played more of a role in deciding the race outcome than it should have, we saw two bad decisions take Lewis Hamilton from the lead. On lap 47, the rain caught Hamilton out as he was one of the first drivers to arrive at a localised wet area, spinning the McLaren pilot and placing him in an awkward position. As is the way with Formula 1 drivers, Hamilton planted the right foot and flicked his car around—right into the path of Force India’s Paul di Resta. Fortunately, di Resta was awake and took to the bushes to avoid the collision. The stewards took a dim view of Hamilton’s action and gave him a drive-through penalty. Either way, ...

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Lewis Hamilton had a day he’d rather forget in Hungary. On a day when the fickle weather played more of a role in deciding the race outcome than it should have, we saw two bad decisions take Lewis Hamilton from the lead. On lap 47, the rain caught Hamilton out as he was one of the first drivers to arrive at a localised wet area, spinning the McLaren pilot and placing him in an awkward position. As is the way with Formula 1 drivers, Hamilton planted the right foot and flicked his car around—right into the path of Force India’s Paul di Resta. Fortunately, di Resta was awake and took to the bushes to avoid the collision. The stewards took a dim view of Hamilton’s action and gave him a drive-through penalty. Either way, ...

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