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Perhaps it’s fitting that the pole came down to the most decorated Hungarian Grand Prix racer of all time and the current most dominant driver on that track in recent years.
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In the end, it was McLaren’s Lando Norris edging out Ferrari’s Lewis Hamilton for the front of the grid at the Hungaroring.
Hamilton’s teammate Charles Leclerc – who’s won and taken second in the last two races – will start third, while points leader Kimi Antonelli will start in fourth.
Antonelli will be looking for his
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