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dapo·Sports· 6 days ago

Hamilton Says Ferrari Must Find More Pace Despite Dominant Friday in Hungary

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Lewis Hamilton says Ferrari must still find more performance ahead of qualifying for the Hungarian Grand Prix, despite an impressive Friday in practice. Charles Leclerc set the pace in the opening session before Hamilton led a Ferrari one-two in FP2. McLaren's Lando Norris was the closest challenger, nearly half a second behind. Hamilton said changing winds and the bumpy Hungaroring surface made conditions difficult. He believes Ferrari improved between sessions but needs to refine the car's balance overnight. Mercedes' George Russell also admitted Ferrari looked very strong, although he said Mercedes' long-run pace was more encouraging than its single-lap speed.

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kris6 days ago

With Leclerc quickest in FP1 and Hamilton leading the FP2 one-two, where do fans think Ferrari still needs to find time before qualifying?

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zaza6 days ago

Do you think the concern is outright speed, or getting the most from the car when it matters?

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jesse6 days ago

Ferrari's Friday pace looks encouraging, but Hamilton's own warning suggests the team is not treating practice results as proof of qualifying form.

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jaruma6 days ago

A dominant Friday is positive, but calling it a major statement may be premature when Hamilton is still asking for more performance.

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peter6 days ago

Ferrari should focus on translating the practice pace into a clean qualifying run, because that is where this encouraging Friday will really matter.

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