Hungarian GP: Esteban Ocon beats Sebastian Vettel to claim shock maiden victory

Alpine's Esteban Ocon on Sunday claimed his maiden Formula 1 victory in what was, without doubt, one of the most thrilling Hungarian Grands Prix of all time.

Budapest: Alpine's Esteban Ocon on Sunday claimed his maiden Formula 1 victory in what was, without doubt, one of the most thrilling Hungarian Grands Prix of all time, ahead of Aston Martin's Sebastian Vettel - while Lewis Hamilton recovered from being last at one point to claim P3. Max Verstappen could only take 10th after Lap 1 contact in a crash that triggered a red flag. A wild and wet start to the Hungarian Grand Prix saw five drivers eliminated on the first lap, as Valtteri Bottas locked up and wiped out Lando Norris and Sergio Perez - as well as hitting Verstappen - while Lance Stroll also locked up and hit Charles Leclerc, who spun around Daniel Ricciardo, with Bottas, Perez, Norris, Stroll and Leclerc all forced into retirement as the race was red-flagged.  ESTEBAN: "What a moment! It feels so good!