Lewis Hamilton blitzed the Hungarian GP’s second practice with a stunning fastest lap, narrowly beating Charles Leclerc by a tenth and leaving Lando Norris in third as teams rolled out major upgrades. Windy, low-grip conditions at Hungaroring turned the track into a nightmare—drivers battled car balance, near-spins, and lock-ups, with George Russell calling his Mercedes “dreadful.” Ferrari showed flashes of pace, but a red flag hit when Franco Colapinto spun at the final corner. After restart, Leclerc briefly led before Hamilton’s final lap sealed his top spot. Max Verstappen held fourth despite debris chaos, while McLaren’s upgrades shone—Norris third, Stroll sidelined after earlier damage, leaving Alonso alone for Aston Martin. Teams focused on long runs, but Hamilton’s time stood untouched.
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