Lewis Hamilton said on Sunday, "there is still all to play for", in the 2012 Formula One World Championship. If so, Kimi Raikkonen is also still in the hunt.

Hamilton's victory in Hungary came after he set the fastest time in five of six practice and qualifying sessions. With teammate Jenson Button scoring a strong runner-up position in Germany two weeks ago (where Hamilton retired), it's clear the latest upgrades have put McLaren back in contention.

Ferrari's Fernando Alonso finished only fifth in Hungary but was ahead of his closest title challenger, Mark Webber in eighth, and extended his points lead to 40. The other Red Bull driver, reigning champion Sebastian Vettel, is a further two adrift. Hamilton is fourth with a deficit of 47.