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Bottom post of the previous page:

Looks like Tsunoda might just get an installation lap done to make sure everything is working. He is in the car albeit in the garage. 2 minutes left.

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Tsunoda is on track but crawling around keeping out of the way. He might get one timed lap as he beats the Chequered flag.

Tsunoda gets one flyer in and goes 17th ahead of the Haas two and Gio.
Bottas finishes to from Lewis Max Ocon and Sergio. A 1m 17.012s for Bottas was 0.027s ahead of Hamilton, with Verstappen three tenths back.
Alpine looking good both in top 7. Ferraris both just out of the ten
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POS DRIVERGAP TYRES USED
1 Valtteri BOTTAS1:17.012 5
2 Lewis HAMILTON+0.027 7
3 Max VERSTAPPEN+0.298 5
4 Esteban OCON+0.747 4
5 Sergio PEREZ+0.812 4
6 Pierre GASLY+1.101 6
7 Fernando ALONSO+1.157 4
8 Sebastian VETTEL+1.216 4
9 Lando NORRIS+1.301 5
10 Lance STROLL+1.308 5
11 Charles LECLERC+1.358 6
12 Carlos SAINZ+1.429 6
13 Daniel RICCIARDO+1.725 5
14 Kimi RÄIKKÖNEN+2.265 4
15 George RUSSELL+2.280 6
16 Nicholas LATIFI+2.467 5
17 Yuki TSUNODA+2.659 1
18 Mick SCHUMACHER+2.805 4
19 Antonio GIOVINAZZI+3.174 5
20 Nikita MAZEPIN+4.869 4

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So, I didn't watch FP1 or FP2...who looked faster Verstappen or Hamilton?
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Ruslan wrote: 2 years ago So, I didn't watch FP1 or FP2...who looked faster Verstappen or Hamilton?
Both Mercs looked very comfortable, particularly in p2 when whether it was the 62C track temp I dont know, but Max seemed to have a lot of understeer and suffering from set up issues. As mentioned Max was 0.3 shy of the Mercs.

I must admit for much of p1&2 I was distracted by the Silverstone Classic live stream so not following as intently as normal.
At Silverstone Classic the Masters Endurance Legends Sports cars just going out. A bit damp but tbh more my scene than modern F1 at Hungary!

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Everso Biggyballies wrote: 2 years ago Verstappen finishes in P1 with a 1m 17.555s, 0.061s ahead of Bottas. Hamilton is a further tenth back down the road. All of them were set on softs although we dont know fuel and engine mode etc. All quite close though. Sergio had his usual slow start down in 8th.
Not sure what happened to the Alfas, as Gio was last /slowest and Kubica is the other one not much faster. Gio only used one set of tyres so resume he had an issue.

Both Alpines were in the to 11, Alonso the faster in 6th, and both Alpha Tauris in the to 12 despite Yuki not finishing the session. Astons 10th and 13th with Stroll quicker, and the fastest Macca was Lando in 9th albeit a second off the ace, Danny a further 0.7 back.

The behind the scenes talk on Sky is blah blah blah about 'the crash' and the review. Hey guys, its over, its done, its history and no one that matters cares any more .


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1 Max VERSTAPPEN1:17.555 5
2 Valtteri BOTTAS+0.061 6
3 Lewis HAMILTON+0.167 7
4 Carlos SAINZ+0.560 7
5 Pierre GASLY+0.626 4
6 Fernando ALONSO+0.830 3
7 Charles LECLERC+0.836 5
8 Sergio PEREZ+0.911 4
9 Lando NORRIS+1.094 3
10 Lance STROLL+1.200 4
11 Esteban OCON+1.210 4
12 Yuki TSUNODA+1.215 2
13 Sebastian VETTEL+1.434 5
14 Daniel RICCIARDO+1.710 5
15 George RUSSELL+2.169 7
16 Nicholas LATIFI+2.269 5
17 Mick SCHUMACHER+2.828 3
18 Robert KUBICA+3.084 4
19 Nikita MAZEPIN+3.437 3
20 Antonio GIOVINAZZI+4.334 1

Oh yeah, no rain and temps in the early 30's but warmer is promised later.


Ooooh just noticed they (our broadcaster) are playing the 1986 (first modern) Hungarian race in the break between sessions so that will be something to watch between the Silverstone classic. If you want to watch the Classic then stream details are on the forum index page or in the you tube video thread (or the F1 streaming thread. :blush: ).
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White six wrote: 2 years ago

Piquet drift :)
Hehehe yeah ..... Posted the video of that in the preview opening post on page 1 of this thread..... with you in mind when I posted it, knowing of your love of all things Piquet :wink:

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Everso Biggyballies wrote: 2 years ago
Ruslan wrote: 2 years ago So, I didn't watch FP1 or FP2...who looked faster Verstappen or Hamilton?
Both Mercs looked very comfortable, particularly in p2 when whether it was the 62C track temp I dont know, but Max seemed to have a lot of understeer and suffering from set up issues. As mentioned Max was 0.3 shy of the Mercs.

I must admit for much of p1&2 I was distracted by the Silverstone Classic live stream so not following as intently as normal.
At Silverstone Classic the Masters Endurance Legends Sports cars just going out. A bit damp but tbh more my scene than modern F1 at Hungary!
Well, that is the big question... is Mercedes competitive to Red Bull now? Or, more to the point, is the accident last week a bump in the road to Verstappen's championship or actually a real significant turning point?
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Was in Hungary during summer once. Heat and humidity was minging. Never again :)

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Everso Biggyballies wrote: 2 years ago
White six wrote: 2 years ago

Piquet drift :)
Hehehe yeah ..... Posted the video of that in the preview opening post on page 1 of this thread..... with you in mind when I posted it, knowing of your love of all things Piquet :wink:
I am very appreciative, believe me. It was a great moment.

Just missed it for two reasons. The video doesn't show up for me and it's also the longest post I've ever seen on any message board ever :)
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Christ that was 35 years ago now. Bizarre to think the Hungarian Grand Prix has been going for 35 years. I still think of it as a new circuit :)
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White six wrote: 2 years ago Christ that was 35 years ago now. Bizarre to think the Hungarian Grand Prix has been going for 35 years. I still think of it as a new circuit :)
Its called "Getting old!" :haha: :haha:
I think the same way with Nurburgring and the new (shortened) Spa! :blush:

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p3 just started. Should be interesting and a chance to see if Max has sorted his p2 handling / setup issues that kept him from matching the Mercs. Slightly cooler today but its warming up. It seems they had a bit of rain overnight. Not a lot but....

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Grip levels look very low.... like they are on ice

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p3 times.

More of the same with Hamilton, Bottas and Verstappen looking the likely three to be slugging it out for pole a little later on. Nothing much between Lewis and Max. Hamilton has the pedigree here with seven previous poles at this track, Verstappen has the bit between his teeth after the incident from Silverstone and as for Bottas - he could be racing his career.

Ferrari both looking good and both McLarens in the 10

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1 Lewis HAMILTON1:16.826 6
2 Max VERSTAPPEN+0.088 5
3 Valtteri BOTTAS+0.229 5
4 Carlos SAINZ+0.671 5
5 Charles LECLERC+0.694 4
6 Lando NORRIS+0.946 4
7 Sergio PEREZ+1.091 4
8 Daniel RICCIARDO+1.116 5
9 Fernando ALONSO+1.166 2
10 Lance STROLL+1.224 3
11 Pierre GASLY+1.289 4
12 Esteban OCON+1.348 2
13 Sebastian VETTEL+1.409 3
14 Yuki TSUNODA+1.635 4
15 Kimi RÄIKKÖNEN+1.857 4
16 George RUSSELL+1.968 5
17 Nicholas LATIFI+1.995 6
18 Antonio GIOVINAZZI+2.287 4
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It's easy to have pedigree here when for the last 8 years you've had the best car, and for 15 years you've had a top 3 car, if not top 2.
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It must be so demoralizing to be a Haas crewman this season. First, you've got one of the worst cars on the grid so you're never competing for points. Second, you've got two products of nepotism behind the wheel ensuring you get no sleep as your repair their heavily damaged cars all through the night every weekend.
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