Max Verstappen and Red Bull dominate again as Lewis Hamilton toils in Hungary
Lewis Hamilton apologised to Mercedes after a poor start at the Hungarian Grand Prix allowed Max Verstappen to rack up another win.
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I held my breath – Lewis Hamilton enjoys ‘extraordinary’ run to pole in Budapest
Lewis Hamilton said he held his breath for the 76.6 seconds it took him to capture his first pole position in 595 days for Sunday’s Hungarian Grand Prix.
Lewis Hamilton claims long-awaited pole with brilliant lap at Hungarian GP
Lewis Hamilton claimed his first pole position in 595 days with a brilliant qualifying lap for Sunday’s Hungarian Grand Prix.
Hamilton pips Verstappen for record pole in Hungary
:Lewis Hamilton said it felt like a first after beating Max Verstappen by the blink of an eye to take a record-extending 104th pole position of his Formula One career at the Hungarian Grand Prix on Saturday.
Lewis Hamilton Ends Drought To Claim Record Pole In Hungary
Lewis Hamilton claimed his first pole position since 2021 after edging Max Verstappen in qualifying on Saturday for the Hungarian Grand Prix. The seven-time world champion ended a barren run stretching back 33 races by claiming a record-increasing 104th pole of his career and his record ninth at the Hungaroring circuit. His success with a last-gasp lap was greeted with cheers by the crowd and ended defending double world champion Verstappen's run of five straight poles for Red Bull.
Horner hits back at Mercedes duo for cost cap comments
BUDAPEST : Red Bull boss Christian Horner hit back at Mercedes drivers Lewis Hamilton and George Russell on Friday for suggesting his dominant team got off lightly last year for a breach of Formula One's cost cap.
WATCH | Sneak peek! Stormers' new playing surface in progress
The Stormers will soon have a new playing surface as the process of relaying the Cape Town Stadium pitch started earlier this month.
The new Scottish stars transfer model behind Hickey, Doig and Ferguson deals as as 'mentality' that awaits named
Gordon Smith believes Scottish football’s export business of shipping young talent abroad has never had it so good.