Hamilton Says Ferrari Feels Bad in Hungarian GP FP1 as Antonelli Leads Russell by 50 Points
Updated
Updated · BBC.com · Jul 24
Hamilton Says Ferrari Feels Bad in Hungarian GP FP1 as Antonelli Leads Russell by 50 Points
3 articles · Updated · BBC.com · Jul 24
Summary
Lewis Hamilton told Ferrari during Hungarian Grand Prix first practice that the car "feels pretty bad," delivering an early warning sign from the Scuderia garage in Budapest.
That feedback came during FP1 at the 70-lap Hungaroring weekend, where Ferrari was gathering its first on-track read on setup and balance.
Mercedes also rotated drivers in the session, with rookie Fred Vesti taking Kimi Antonelli's car while Antonelli watched from the pit wall.
George Russell sat fourth on the FP1 timesheets, while Antonelli arrived in Hungary 50 points ahead of his Mercedes team-mate.