BUDAPEST (Reuters) - Britain's Jenson Button ended his long wait for a Formula One victory on Sunday when he won a rain-hit Hungarian Grand Prix.

The Honda driver, who started 13th on the grid, hit the front when championship leader Fernando Alonso spun off and held on to give Honda its first win as a constructor since 1967.

Ferrari ended up with 8th (Massa) and 9th place (Schumacher), but the disqualification of BMW Sauber driver Robert Kubica for running his car too light, means Schumacher is awarded 1 point and closes the gap for the World Title to 10 points.

David Coulthard of Red Bull Ferrari finished 5th, although team mate Christian Klein failed to finish, as did Liuzzi (Italy), Fisichella (Italy) and Webber (Australia). Toyota's Jarno Trulli retired with 5 laps to go.

Grand Prix of Hungary at Hungaroring (Budapest) on Sunday                      

  1.   Jenson Button (Britain)          Honda                  1:52:20.941
  2.   Pedro de la Rosa (Spain)         McLaren                 +00:30.837
  3.   Nick Heidfeld (Germany)          BMW Sauber               00:43.822
  4.   Rubens Barrichello (Brazil)      Honda                    00:45.205
  5.   David Coulthard (Britain)        RedBull - Ferrari            1 lap
  6.   Ralf Schumacher (Germany)        Toyota                       1 lap
  7.   Robert Kubica (Poland)           BMW Sauber                   1 lap
  8.   Felipe Massa (Brazil)            Ferrari                      1 lap
9r.   Michael Schumacher (Germany)     Ferrari                     3 laps
10.   Tiago Monteiro (Portugal)        MF1 - Toyota                3 laps
11.   Christijan Albers (Netherlands)  MF1 - Toyota                3 laps
12.   Scott Speed (U.S.)               Toro Rosso - Cosworth       4 laps
13r.   Jarno Trulli (Italy)             Toyota                      5 laps
14.   Takuma Sato (Japan)              Super Aguri - Honda         5 laps
  r.   Fernando Alonso (Spain)          Renault                    19 laps
  r.   Vitantonio Liuzzi (Italy)        Toro Rosso - Cosworth      45 laps
  r.   Kimi Raikkonen (Finland)         McLaren                    45 laps
  r.   Nico Rosberg (Germany)           Williams - Cosworth        51 laps
  r.   Giancarlo Fisichella (Italy)     Renault                    52 laps
  r.   Christian Klien (Austria)        RedBull - Ferrari          64 laps
  r.   Mark Webber (Australia)          Williams - Cosworth        69 laps
  r.   Sakon Yamamoto (Japan)           Super Aguri - Honda        70 laps

                                            
(rank: r = retired, nc = not classified)