Lewis Hamilton required a decent qualifying session of Hungarian Grand Prix on Saturday, July 29, to coordinate Formula 1 awesome Michael Schumacher record of 68 shaft. History likewise supported the Brit, who had won a record five races at Hungaroring.
Be that as it may, Hamilton completed an unsatisfying fourth subsequent to misery from reliable tire issues. The Brit completed somewhat more than 0.4s slower than title pioneer Sebastian Vettel, who snatched the shaft for Sunday's race.
Sebastian Vettel and Kimi Raikkonen
Hamilton was the speediest in Q2, yet he could accomplish the planning simply subsequent to doing two runs, not at all like Ferrari and Red Bull, who remained in the carport after their first run.
Vettel, alongside Finnish partner Kimi Raikkonen, ensured there was a Ferrari front line lockout surprisingly since 2004.
Valtteri Bottas pipped Hamilton, however completed 0.2s slower than Vettel. Red Bull's Max verstappen completed fifth and will begin the race on Sunday, July 30, from the third column alongside partner Daniel Ricciardo.
