Summary
Lewis Hamilton qualified 12th for the Hungarian Grand Prix, expressing frustration with his performance, while his Ferrari teammate Charles Leclerc secured pole position. Leclerc achieved this despite initial challenges, aided by changes to the car and shifting weather conditions.
Key Facts
- Lewis Hamilton qualified 12th for the Hungarian Grand Prix.
- Charles Leclerc, Hamilton's Ferrari teammate, took pole position.
- Hamilton described his performance as "useless" and "terrible."
- Leclerc's pole position was Ferrari's first of the year in a grand prix.
- Weather conditions, including wind changes, affected the performance of the cars.
- Leclerc's car had upgrades that improved its performance, particularly after the last race in Belgium.
- Ferrari introduced a new rear suspension to enhance driveability.
