McLaren's double points finish was well earned in Hungary, and it's moved them to ninth place in the standings - which, unfortunately, means that Sauber are now propping up the table. The Swiss team are continuing to adapt and change under new leadership and are making headlines for all the wrong reasons. Now they're sitting last on the championship standings, to make matters even worse.

Meanwhile out front, Ferrari's 1-2 finish helped them close the gap that Mercedes were starting to pull out on the Scuderia. Red Bull only managed to get one car to the finish which hasn't helped them move at all from their distant third position. Williams need to look out, though, they've got Toro Rosso moving to within two points of them in fifth place.