Norris on pole as Hamilton and Antonelli penalised
Hamilton had looked on course to end his 1,099-day wait for a pole position as he led the way into the decisive qualifying laps at the Hungaroring only to be…
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McLaren's Lando Norris took his first grand prix pole position of the season, beating Ferrari's Lewis Hamilton by 0.012 seconds with the final lap of the session. Hamilton was then served a further setback after he was sanctioned with a three-place grid drop at 1836 local time (1736 BST) – over 90 minutes after the end of qualifying. Ferrari failed to tell Hamilton about the oncoming Piastri and the mistake could be costly in the 41-year-old’s title tilt.
Furthermore, But Norris pulled out pole, following one in the sprint in Miami, in a chaotic end to the session caused by a spin at the final corner by Red Bull's Max Verstappen.
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McLaren's Lando Norris took his first grand prix pole position of the season, beating Ferrari's Lewis Hamilton by 0.012 seconds with the final lap of the session.
according to BBC SportHamilton was then served a further setback after he was sanctioned with a three-place grid drop at 1836 local time (1736 BST) – over 90 minutes after the end of qualifying.
according to The IndependentFerrari failed to tell Hamilton about the oncoming Piastri and the mistake could be costly in the 41-year-old’s title tilt.
according to The IndependentBut Norris pulled out pole, following one in the sprint in Miami, in a chaotic end to the session caused by a spin at the final corner by Red Bull's Max Verstappen.
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