Ferrari’s SF-26 flexed its muscles at the Hungarian Grand Prix, dominating practice with Leclerc leading session one and Hamilton securing a Ferrari one-two in session two—thanks to its proven strength in slower corners. The track’s resurfaced sections added chaos with bumps and breaking asphalt, testing both cars and drivers. While Ferrari looked sharp, Mercedes remains confident, noting their longer-run pace is promising despite a less-than-perfect single-lap speed, and they’re determined to challenge for pole. With teams pushing hard and the Hungaroring’s demands keeping everyone on edge, the battle for the front is far from decided.
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