Lewis Hamilton’s Hungarian Grand Prix was a rollercoaster of near-misses and penalties—starting with a second-place qualifying, then a costly incident that dropped him to fifth, followed by a dramatic late-race push that ended in disappointment after another penalty forced him to let a rival through. Frustrated but honest, Hamilton admitted the car was strong but his own mistakes cost him. Teammate Charles Leclerc also struggled, starting near the front but slipping to fourth, both drivers feeling Ferrari’s pace deserved better. Now they’re turning the page, determined to fix what went wrong and claw back momentum for the rest of the season.
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