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Oscar Piesti and Lando Norris have dominated the F1 this year and are not expected to change this week in Hungary.
The two stars of McLaren are running at the top of the driver’s championship and their battle seems to continue.
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Pystic defeated Norris in Belgium last week, after the latter in Silverstone and Austria before, and they were in the top three matches.
While everything is standing, it is the Australian leading the F1 rankings, and he won last year in GP of Hungary, so he wants to repeat the masterpiece.
Meanwhile, Lewis Hamilton is not yet supplying a place in the podium because joining Ferrari and Max Westerpen since May after winning Sprint last week follows his first match.
When is the Hungarian Grand Prix?
The Hungarian Grand Prix begins three days on Friday, August 1, and peak on Sunday, August 3.
This is a symbolic gravity in Budapest.
One and two -day training will be held on Friday, with three and eligible training on Saturday.
The race lights are scheduled for Sunday at 2pm in the UK.
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Sky Sports will also be broadcast on all weekends.
Hungary’s full Grand Prix application
Friday 1 August
- 8.50 in the morning: F3 practice
- 10am: F2 practice
- 12pm: Hungary GP Exercise One (the meeting starts at 12.30 pm)
- 1.55 pm: F3 is eligible
- 2.50 pm: F2 is eligible
- 3.35 pm: Hungary GP Practice (Meeting begins at 4pm)
Saturday 2 August
- 9 am: Sprint F3
- 11.15 in the morning: Hungary General Practice Three
- 1.10 pm: F2 Sprint
- 3 pm: Hungary’s general practitioner eligibility
Sunday 3 August
- 7.25 in the morning: F3 Feature Contest
- 8.55 in the morning: F2 contest
- 10.40 in the morning: Porsche’s superconductor race
- 2pm: Hungary Grand Prix
Hungarian Grand Prix: What is said?
Hamilton has not enjoyed his time in Ferrari so far, with his dream move from Mercedes to prove that it is much harder than expected.
He has not ended in the top three matches for his new team.
“It was very difficult to see in a very far -fetched situation that it was not really easy to see at first,” said the F1 symbol after fighting the seventh place in Belgium following a nightmare.
“I am glad to come from all the way back, I recovered and got into points.
“Not the result I want this weekend, and definitely a weekend to forget, but positive to get the car today.
“The team did a great job as they always do over the weekend and they did a great job with this strategy. So thank them and I will try and do better for them.”
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Hungarian Grand Prix: Driver’s rankings
- 1. Oscar Passyry (McLaren) – 266 points, 6 wins, 11 podiums
- 2. Lando Noris (McLaren) – 250 points, 4 wins, 11 tribunes
- 3. MAX VERSTAPPEN (Red Bull) – 185 points, 2 wins, 5 podiums
- 4. George Russell (Mercedes) – 157 points, 1 win, 5 podiums
- 5. Charles Laccrek (Ferrari) – 139 points, 5 podiums
- 6. Lewis Hamilton (Ferrari) – 109 points,
- 7. Kimi Antonley (Mercedes) – 63 points, 1 podium
- 8. Alex Albehon (Williams) – 54 points
- 9. Nico Holkenberg (Sauber) – 37 points, 1 Tribune
- 10. Stian Okun (Hass) – 27 points
- 12. Isaac Hadar (Bull Racing) – 22 points
- 12. Lances Walking (Aston Martin) – 20 points
- 13. Old Gas (Alps) – 20 points
- 14. Fernando Alonso (Aston Martin) – 16 points
- 15. Carlos Sins (Williams) – 16 points
- 16. Liam Luson (Cup in the Bull) – 16 points
- 17. Yuki Sonuda (Red Bull) – 10 points
- 18. First Bremen (Hass) – 8 points
- 19. Gabriel Bortolto (Sa’ab) – 6 points
- 20. Franco Frankento (Alpine) – 0 points
- 21. Jack dewan (Alps) – 0 points
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