Rio Haryanto is eager to come back to Hungary this weekend for his first Hungarian Grand Prix, and concedes he appreciates everything about the nation, particularly the Hungaroring.
The Manor Racing driver had a disillusioning British Grand Prix subsequent to resigning from the race because of grounding himself in the rock trap at Turn one. Fellow team member Pascal Wehrlein likewise resigned because of the same reason.
The Hungarian Grand Prix venue has some unique recollections for Haryanto as he won the GP3 Series race here in 2011. From his involvement in the lower equations, the Indonesian comprehends that the circuit is truly intriguing and in fact testing.
The Hungarian Grand Prix venue has some unique recollections for Haryanto as he won the GP3 Series race here in 2011. From his involvement in the lower equations, the Indonesian comprehends that the circuit is truly intriguing and in fact testing.
"I appreciate everything about Hungary, and particularly the circuit," said Haryanto. "I won here in 2011 in GP3 – with the Manor Racing GP3 group truth be told!
"I touched base here two days prior, so I've had a lot of time to change in accordance with the high temperatures that we have here right now, and to investigate the city a bit. I've been here a couple times now and it appears to show signs of improvement and better each year. From GP2 I know this is a truly intriguing and actually difficult circuit.
"It's entirely persevering, in that you don't get much time to rest amid the lap. It requires most extreme focus at practically every turn on the off chance that you truly need to assemble a decent lap, however when you do, it's really a considerable measure of fun."
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