Lewis Hamilton has secured his nineteenth career pole after out-qualifying teammate Valtteri Bottas by a tenth of a second for the Hungarian Grand Prix. The six-time champion was four-tenths up following his first run in Q3, Bottas could only get within a tenth on his final attempt. If Hamilton converts his pole position into a
Ferrari’s Sebastian Vettel was fastest in a wet second practice for the Hungarian Grand Prix, the German was two tenths ahead of the Mercedes of Valtteri Bottas. The session saw limited running because of the weather, with only thirteen drivers taking to the track. Ferrari has brought the remaining parts of there upgrades to the
Lewis Hamilton was fastest in first practice for the Hungarian Grand Prix as the Mercedes looked fast during the opening session. The six-time champion set a 16.0 on the hard tyre putting him eight hundreds faster than his teammate Valtteri Bottas. At the Red Bull Ring, the Mercedes cars came out strong, with Hamilton setting
Round three of the season takes Formula One to eastern Europe for the Hungarian Grand Prix. The race has been held near the village of Mogyoród eighteen kilometres from the countries capital since it became a round of the world championship in 1986, the first race behind the iron curtain. The Hungaroring was built in
Po Name Nat Team Time Points 1 Lewis Hamilton GBR Mercedes 01:22:50.683 25 2 Valtteri Bottas FIN Mercedes +00:13.719 18 3 Max Verstappen DUT Red Bull – Honda +00:33.698 15 4 Alexander Albon THA Red Bull – Honda +00:44.400 12 5 Lando Norris GBR McLaren – Renault +01:01.470 10 6 Sergio Perez MEX Racing
Lewis Hamilton has led a Mercedes one-two finish to secure his first win of the season in the Styrian Grand Prix, taking his first win at the Red Bull Ring since 2015. The six-times champion looked in fine form dominating the race beating his teammate Valtteri Bottas by seventeen seconds. Hamilton pulled away at the
Po Name Nat Team Q1 Q2 Q3 1 Lewis Hamilton GBR Mercedes 01:18.188 01:17.825 01:19.273 2 Max Verstappen DUT Red Bull – Honda 01:18.297 01:17.938 01:20.489 3 Carlos Sainz Jr ESP McLaren – Renault 01:18.590 01:18.836 01:20.671 4 Valtteri Bottas FIN Mercedes 01:18.791 01:18.657 01:20.701 5 Esteban Ocon Renault 01:19.687 01:18.764 01:20.922 6 Lando
Lewis Hamilton pulled of one of his mega wet weather laps to secure pole position in stormy conditions for the Styrian Grand Prix. The session was heavily interrupted by storms which caused the cancellation of practice and some of the support races. Hamilton was over a second ahead of Red Bulls Max Verstappen on the
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Max Verstappen was fastest in second practice for the Styrian Grand Prix, which could mean he starts Sunday’s race from pole position after going four hundredths faster than Valtteri Bottas. The threat of thunderstorms could cause the cancellation of qualifying and the tight schedule means there is not much opportunity to run the session on
