Verstappen claims "nothing works" for Red Bull in tough F1 Hungarian GP qualifying

Toyota is on course for a Rally Finland top-five lockout after Hyundai’s Thierry Neuville and Adrien Fourmaux witnessed their World Rally Championship victory hopes vanish following punctures.Kalle Rovanpera benefited from the drama that hit his nearest rivals Neuville and Fourmaux, who were sitting second and third respectively in the rally, to open up a 36.1s lead over Toyota team-mate ...Keep reading

Toyota is on course for a Rally Finland top-five lockout after Hyundai’s Thierry Neuville and Adrien Fourmaux witnessed their World Rally Championship victory hopes vanish after suffering punctures.Kalle Rovanpera benefited from the drama that hit his nearest rivals Neuville and Fourmaux, who were sitting second and third respectively in the rally, to open up a 36.1s lead over Toyota ...Keep reading

Fernando Alonso has downplayed the significance of Aston Martin's best qualifying result of the season.

Andrea Stella explains the reasons behind McLaren's rare qualifying defeat at the Hungarian Grand Prix

Aston Martin is a rare sight in Q3 this season. Until this weekend, Fernando Alonso had reached the final phase of a 2025 Formula 1 qualifying session just four times, team-mate Lance Stroll only once.Only at Imola back in May have both cars started in the top 10. In Spa the Aston Martins were slowest of all in qualifying, both eliminated in Q1, and Stroll only started from 16th because four ...Keep reading

McLaren pair pinpoint what went wrong in qualifying after narrowly missing out on pole.

Aston Martin is a rare sight in Q3 this season. Until this weekend, Fernando Alonso had reached the final phase of a 2025 Formula 1 qualifying session just four times, team-mate Lance Stroll only once.Only at Imola back in May have both cars started in the top 10. In Spa the Aston Martins were slowest of all in qualifying, both eliminated in Q1, and Stroll only started from 16th because four ...Keep reading

George Russell missed out on pole by just 0.053s in Hungary.

Max Verstappen has lamented the regression Red Bull has taken compared to last year’s Hungarian Grand Prix as he qualified only eighth for Sunday’s Formula 1 contest - claiming “nothing works”.The reigning, four-time world champion qualified third at the Hungaroring last year, but has been far from the frontrunners this weekend and was three tenths off polesitter Charles Leclerc in ...Keep reading

Charles Leclerc was left distinctly flabbergasted by his own run to a "most surprising" Formula 1 pole at the Hungarian Grand Prix, having claimed that qualifying had felt "horrible" until he'd managed to reach Q3.The Monegasque was on the cusp of the drop zone during Q2, but managed to dig out a lap good enough to progress to the final stage – just as team-mate Ferrari Lewis Hamilton fell ...Keep reading

“It’s very hard to pinpoint looking from the outside as I don’t believe it to be the driver.”

Max Verstappen explains a miserable weekend so far for Red Bull.

Tom Ingram swept to pole position for the British Touring Car Championship round at Croft after topping all three phases of qualifying.As at Oulton Park, the last round before the summer break, the 2022 champion was on invincible form in his Excelr8 Motorsport Hyundai i30 N Fastback, despite being allowed just three seconds per lap of TOCA Turbo Boost due to his runner-up position in the 2025 ...Keep reading

Charles Leclerc was left distinctly flabbergasted by his own run to a "most surprising" Formula 1 pole at the Hungarian Grand Prix, having claimed that qualifying had felt "horrible" until he'd managed to reach Q3.The Monegasque was on the cusp of the drop zone during Q2, but managed to dig out a lap good enough to progress to the final stage – just as team-mate Lewis Hamilton fell out of ...Keep reading

Lewis Hamilton delivers another downbeat interview after qualifying at the Hungarian Grand Prix

Max Verstappen and Yuki Tsunoda finished eighth and 16th respectively in what was the toughest qualifying so far for Red Bull.

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Lewis Hamilton reckons Ferrari needs to “change driver” after his early exit in qualifying for the Hungarian Grand Prix while Formula 1 team-mate Charles Leclerc took pole.The seven-time world champion will start 12th for Sunday’s contest at the Hungaroring, while Ferrari stablemate Leclerc stormed to pole with his final lap in Q3.It continues a very disappointing 2025 campaign so ...Keep reading