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#5 Ricciardo takes it in Hungary
With the Red Bulls looking to be as strong as they are in Hungary, it is a very real possibility that the Austrian outfit will take the win there over Mercedes and Ferrari. Daniel Ricciardo currently sits fifth in the Drivers' Championship, and while it is unlikely, there is no doubt that he will still be aiming to take the win.
Having one win in Hungary already in 2014, the Australian driver has a good chance of making it two this weekend. He hasn't had perfect luck this season with four retirements already, but if Red Bull's machinery holds out, he may be able to make it three wins.
Hungary was not fortunate for Ricciardo last year as a shunt with his teammate in the opening lap saw him retire from the race. Therefore, he will be gunning for the victory and if he and Max can keep it clean, and Red Bull can keep their cars on, it could be time for a 'Shoey' at the Hungaroring this weekend!
