(CNN) -- Two-time world champion Fernando Alonso believes the Formula One title race is now wide open with seven races to go following Ferrari's recent resurgence. Alonso followed up his controversial victory at the German Grand Prix with second place behind Mark Webber in Hungary, and is now just 20 points behind Red Bull's new series leader. Ferrari face possible further sanctions for the incident at Hockenheim last month that saw Felipe Massa allow Alonso to take the lead, having already been fined $100,000 for breaching the ban on team orders ahead of a September 8 disciplinary hearing of the World Motor Sports Council.
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Fernando Alonso believes the most consistent F1 team will win the 2010 world title
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Ferrari driver has revived his chances of third crown with a win and second placing
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Spaniard trails leader Mark Webber by 20 points with seven races to go
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The circuit will take a break until the Belgian Grand Prix on August 29
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