Hungarian F1 Grand Prix: Raikkonen and Schumacher keep the season alive

Michael Schumacher, Kimi Raikkonen and Ralf Schumacher share the podium.

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Hungarian F1 Grand Prix: Raikkonen and Schumacher keep the season alive

The start and Michael Schumacher's pole-sitting Ferrari leads them away with Montoya's McL...

Michael Schumacher leads Montoya, Raikkonen, brother Ralf and Jarno Trulli into the first ...

While Michael has won this season, it was Ralf's first podium for two years - he last grac...

Jarno Trulli had a dramatic start when he was hit from behind at the first corner, sufferi...

From eighth on the grid, Jenson Button managed to pull through to fifth place and more poi...

Montoya was again the victim of an unreliable car - it is not the Columbian's best season

Toyota Vice Chairman Katsuhiro Nakagawa with Ralf Schumacher on the grid

Kimi keeps the season alive as his crew cheer - there is no doubt the McLaren is the faste...

Ralf Schumacher and Team Principal Tsutomu Tomita celebrate after the race - nice ssteerin...

Takuma Sato leads Rubens Baricchello - neither would have been expecting to be fighting ov...

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Mark Webber scored points but the Williams just doesn't appear to have the speed to be a c...

Jarno Trulli at the Hungaroring - check out the playground in hte background.

The hand of Mark Webber - presumably the BMW badge won't be on his steering wheel next yea...

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Article Summary

August 1, 2005 McLaren-Mercedes driver Kimi Raikkonen won the Hungarian Grand Prix at Budapest here yesterday. After 70 laps he took the chequered flag 35.5sec ahead of Michael Schumacher's Ferrari, with runaway championship leader Fernando Alonso failing to score points. McLaren continued to dominate races with its results ravaged by reliability issues – McLaren’s other driver Juan Pablo Montoya retired on lap 41 with a driveshaft failure while leading the race. Third and fourth places were filled by Ralf Schumacher and Jarno Trulli, putting both Schumacher brothers on the podium for the first time in a long time and giving Toyota a clear fourth place in the constructors championship behind Renault, McLaren and Ferrari.

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