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Budapest – After winning two races in the last three races, attention is focused on the Dutchman Max Versthaben, the day after tomorrow, at the Hungarian Grand Prix, the twelfth stage of the Formula One World Championship.
Aged 21, 25 years after his father Yus on the podium in Hungary, he hopes to win again before the summer break.
The strong performance of Red Bull earned him 63 points for the world champion and best American driver Lewis Hamilton, 10 races before season 21.
Verstauben is third with 22 points from Veltieri Potas, Finland's second seed, who has not won the German Cup final for the first time this season.
Verstauben's victory, combined with Mercedes' home blow to Hockenheim, gave Red Bull more positive results.
Fehrstapen downplayed the title, but Red Bull manager Helmut Marco thinks his young driver could win Hamilton's world title "I do not rule it out."
Verstauben is the only one not to have pbaded all the stages of the tournament less than fifth (only once in Great Britain).
The 34-year-old has had his worst result at Hockenheim since joining Mercedes. Versthaben, who raises questions about the durability of his grip and social style, seems to be the best to beat him.
The world champion suffered five illnesses last weekend and, despite his temperament and race, his career at Hockenheim was terrifying. Hamilton, who stopped at the maintenance center six times, was unable to score for the first time in 23 races.
Among the top 10 drivers, he gave two points after ninth place for Alfa Romeo drivers.
It was a bit of a consolation for Mercedes on a day when the Bautas was hit by an accident and distracted the team, perhaps for its 125-year-old sports debut, as well as a bad strategy and stops.
"We know we were not good enough and that's why we had this bad result," said Andrew Schaufflin, director of Mercedes' engineers.
No team was able to get close to Mercedes in the first eight races. But now he feels pressure, especially if he loses an extra race, and Fierchtapen then followed the example of Ferrari, who replaced four-time world champion Sebastien Vettel by a second at Hockenheim after the start of the season.
Ferrari rookie star Charles Löckler started the qualifying session well, before paying for the unbeaten mechanical team's problems, forcing him to leave 10th place.
The son of the Principality of Monaco had an accident in the rain during a crazy race, at a time when Vettel was taking center stage to end the race against the Russian Daniel Cavite (Toro Rosso).
Hamilton won the title of the last race in Hungary, and if he recovered completely from the disease, he should be the most prominent candidate. But his dominance with his German team seems to be threatened by Versthaben's continued rise.
The Dutchman, who has won his seventh career win, said: "I love the Hangarring circuit, these are my favorite tracks and I can not wait to get going. technical and you have to hurry to put your car in the right place at every turn. "
"It looks like you drive a big car on a small circuit, it's narrow, but it does not make it any less fun."
"The whole team is eager to participate in this race.It is one of the warmest and most interesting paths for us.We will give everything before the summer holidays" .- (AFP)