Charles Leclerc took a sensational and surprise pole position for the Hungarian Grand Prix, as McLaren’s dominant pace over the weekend so far evaporated at the climax of Formula 1 qualifying.
The McLarens had led both Q1 and Q2 by some margin, and Lando Norris had set a 1m14.8s in the intermediate stage – but neither of them got anywhere close to that pace in their final runs in …Keep reading
Charles Leclerc took a sensational and surprise pole position for the Hungarian Grand Prix, as McLaren’s dominant pace over the weekend so far evaporated at the climax of Formula 1 qualifying.The McLarens had led both Q1 and Q2 by some margin, and Lando Norris had set a 1m14.8s in the intermediate stage – but neither of them got anywhere close to that pace in their final runs in …Keep reading Motorsport.com – All – Stories
