Oscar Piastri said that Turn 1 and the pit lane were “probably it” when it comes to McLaren’s chance of overtaking Charles Leclerc in the Hungarian Grand Prix. Having been 1-2 in every practice session, McLaren’s best-laid plans were disrupted when Leclerc took pole, giving him the edge at the difficult-to-overtake Hungaroring.

Telemetry from Charles Leclerc's and Oscar Piastri's cars have revealed how the Ferrari driver stole pole for the Hungarian GP.

Ferrari's Charles Leclerc was left speechless after pinching pole position from McLaren's Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris with a blistering final lap in Q3.