Formula 1 - Hungarian Grand Prix Qualification | Watch Live Free Streaming - 28 July

Let us take a break from Olympics after remaining awake the whole Saturday night and see what all is going on elsewhere.

In Budapest, Hungary, the Formula 1 cars are roaring on the tracks in the qualification round. And in that, Lewis Hamilton will be looking to build on his fantastic win in the German Grand Prix as the F1 circuit moves to Hungary on Sunday.

Vettel's teammate Mark Webber is the second favourite to qualify first. The Australian has finished third in four consecutive races. Last year a drive through-penalty for Vettel gave Webber an easy win here, and the Australian could need some similar luck, as he has only beaten his teammate in one race this season.

Hamilton is currently 82 points adrift of Vettel in the Drivers Championship, with the season just over half way through. The Brit has won this race twice before and will be looking for maximum points here to mount a serious challenge.

The qualification round is scheduled for Saturday, 28 July 2012 at 12:00 GMT

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Chaos at British Grand Prix despite £40m face-lift - and scooter for Mark Webber

It was fine for the British Racing Drivers’ Club man under his plastic canopy. He was steering a buggy that took the blazers, their wives and families, friends and other assorted liggers from a  sodden car park to the  sanctuary of the club house.

Stop to ask the driver - waiting and empty at the front of his articulated carriage — if he would kindly give you a lift and he would decline. You may have paid £155 for the privilege of getting soaked to the bone but a helping hand from the hosts was beyond his generosity.

The helicopter that was due to bring in Mark Webber, the Red Bull driver who lives in nearby Aston Clinton, could not take off, so a scooter was sent out to enable him to weave through the queues. He arrived in his race overalls, ready for action.

Meanwhile, in Silverstone’s  mission control with its myriad  televisions, you could watch  Wimbledon. Federer was breaking Djokovic in the fourth set on one screen and the punters were bumper to bumper on another. Strawberries and cream, anyone?

Read more: Daily Mail