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Lewis Hamilton handed grid penalty in another blow for Ferrari star after Lando Norris snatched pole
JONATHAN McEVOY: Hamilton was relegated from second on the grid to fifth. Mercifully, Championship leader Kimi Antonelli will now start from seventh after his own penalty.
Lewis Hamilton has lost his second-place starting position for the Hungarian Grand Prix after being found guilty of impeding McLaren’s Oscar Piastri during Q3 of qualifying Saturday afternoon. Hamilton, who narrowly fell short of what would’ve been an ...
Lando Norris set the pace from the start of Q1. Fernando Alonso impressed by reaching Q2 for the first time this season in Aston Martin’s updated package, but several drivers fell early.
Seven-time F1 world champion Lewis Hamilton missed a meeting between the drivers and FIA race stewards ahead of the Hungarian Grand Prix. Drivers met with stewards ahead of the weekend to discuss any potential changes that need to be made to the Drivers' Standards Guidelines ahead of 2027.
The result of the post-race investigation for an unsafe release means the seven-time world champion retains his fourth-placed finish at Spa.
Lando Norris may have snatched the 2026 Hungarian Grand Prix pole position by a razor-thin 0.012 seconds, but the biggest post-qualifying talking point revolves entirely around the man starting beside him.
Lewis Hamilton has stated there were "encouraging" signs for Ferrari at the Formula 1 Belgian Grand Prix, amid what became