Gabriel Bortoleto is buzzing ahead of the Hungarian GP, confident Audi can be the best of the rest—right behind the frontrunners. Despite a sixth-place start in FP1 and 11th in FP2, he’s optimistic the team’s new parts and track-specific tuning are paying off. The circuit’s tight, twisty layout suits their car, and with small tweaks adding up, they’re closing in on a strong weekend. Bortoleto admits FP2 was tough on soft tires, but overall, it was a data-rich day. He’s targeting a leap ahead of Racing Bulls if everything clicks. Teammate Nico Hulkenberg matched that pace, finishing top ten both times—proving Audi’s Friday was a team-wide success. Now, they’re laser-focused on qualifying and race day, with the car showing real promise and the drivers feeling energized for a breakout performance.
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