Alonso off in Hungary

Kimi Raikkonen led the Hungarian Grand Prix from pole position as Michael Schumacher and Fernando Alonso braved treacherous conditions to slice through the field.

Alonso off in Hungary
Sun, 06 Aug, 2006 - 14:11

Kimi Raikkonen led the Hungarian Grand Prix from pole position as Michael Schumacher and Fernando Alonso braved treacherous conditions to slice through the field.

Both championship rivals were handed qualifying penalties for practice indiscretions but made light of their lowly starting spots.

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