The 2013 Hungarian Grand Prix gets underway on Sunday, and three-time race winner Lewis Hamilton will look to tie Michael Schumacher's record number of victories at the Hungagoring circuit, again from pole position. However, three-time reigning World Champion Sebastian Vettel is sure to be among the contenders looking to thwart Hamilton's bid, having qualified second.
The same is true for Ferrari's Fernando Alonso, who starts in fifth. Hamilton has yet to win this season, but this would be a welcome place to notch his first victory of 2013. The 28-year-old would join the historic company of Schumacher at this particular venue, the legend whose legacy Vettel is striving to rival. Had it not been for Vettel's perpetual dominance, Alonso would likely have had more championships under his belt; he's finished runner-up in the standings two of the past three years