Vettel tips Schumacher to succeed him at Aston Martin
Sebastian Vettel on Friday tipped his friend and protege Mick Schumacher to be his successor at Aston Martin next season.
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Formula 1: Charles Leclerc Seals Hungarian 'Double Top' For Ferrari
Charles Leclerc completed a "double top" for Ferrari on Friday when he outpaced McLaren's Lando Norris in second practice for this weekend's Hungarian Grand Prix. The 24-year-old Monegasque, showing he has recovered from the trauma of his crashing exit while leading last Sunday's French Grand Prix, clocked a best lap in one minute and 18.445 seconds, two-tenths clear of Norris. Carlos Sainz, who was fastest in the opening session in his Ferrari, was third, 0.231 adrift, ahead of series leader and world champion Max Verstappen of Red Bull and Daniel Ricciardo, who was fifth in the second McLaren.
Leclerc seals Hungarian 'double top' for Ferrari
Charles Leclerc completed a 'double top' for Ferrari on Friday when he outpaced McLaren's Lando Norris in second practice for this weekend's Hungarian Grand Prix.
Ferrari's Charles Leclerc quickest at Hungarian Grand Prix second practice session, Lando Norris second
Charles Leclerc was quickest at the second practice session at the Hungarian Grand Prix on Friday. Carlos Sainz had been fastest in the opening session at the Hungaroring, and he dropped off a little to finish third fastest.
Mick Schumacher discusses Aston Martin speculation after Sebastian Vettel announcement
Mick Schumacher has said he’s not paying any attention to talk about him replacing Sebastian Vettel at Aston Martin for next season.
Hungarian GP: Charles Leclerc fastest in FP2 ahead of Lando Norris
Ferrari driver Charles Leclerc was fastest in the second practice session of the Hungarian Grand Prix weekend, with Lando Norris posting a surprise second quickest time ahead of Carlos Sainz.
F1: A look at Sebastian Vettel's F1 career
Sebastian Vettel, who won the Formula 1 World Championship at the age of 23, was the driving force behind Red Bull’s early 2010 dominance.
Hungarian Grand Prix: Carlos Sainz produces fastest lap ahead of Max Verstappen in first practice
Ferrari's Carlos Sainz (1:18.750) topped the opening practice session at the Hungarian Grand Prix. The Spanish driver finished 0.130 seconds quicker than Max Verstappen (Red Bull), who leads the Drivers' Championship standings. Ad/> Verstappen split the two Ferraris, with his closest title rival Charles Leclerc a place further back ahead of Lando Norris, lapping well in the McLaren.