In 1986 Oran "Juice" Jones had a hit with his song about betrayal, discovery, and fiscal revenge, and Formula One began the slow subversion of the Soviet empire by bringing the lavish luxury of capitalism to Hungary. Coincidentally this also happens to be when vampires began a resurgence.
Just shy of 2.75 miles long the dusty twisty Hungaroring is not known as a track you can pass on. While not as slow as Monaco, Hungary is still pretty technical and demanding with the second slowest corner of the season. A 50 MPH hairpin at turn one provides the best passing opportunities on the track. Lots of curves means lots of G and this should really push the drivers physically.
With just over 1900 miles left to race this year Alonso looks to be the man to beat but I'll bet this season still has some surprises left. Speaking of Ol' Eyebrows, he celebrated his 31st birthday during the race. Let's see what Hungary brings.
