Issue #35 of GP Gazette is now online

For the second consecutive race it should have been a Ferrari cakewalk – yet Lewis Hamilton walked away with all 25 points.

Just like in Germany a week earlier the turning point for the reigning World Champion was rain, although this time it was in qualifying.

So how did Lewis Hamilton and Mercedes turn a wet-weather pole into a dry-weather win despite a car speed deficit? Edd Straw's race analysis tells the story.

We also rate the entire Hungarian GP field, and look at what impact Sergio Marchionne's tragic death will have not only on Ferrari, but F1 as a whole.

All that and more in the latest GP Gazette – click here to read.