After McLaren dominated all three practice sessions as well as the first two segments of qualifying, the wind shifted for Q3 on Saturday at the Hungarian Grand Prix.
So too did the fight for pole position.
Instead of Oscar Piastri or Lando Norris, it will be Charles Leclerc up front when the lights go out later today at the Hungaroring. Leclerc shocked the Formula 1 world, and himself, to take pole position on Saturday.
He will have a tough task ahead of him in keeping those fast McLarens at bay over the 70-lap Hungarian Grand Prix, and complicating factors are the weather forecast. As of Saturday night, forecasts were
→ Continue reading at SB Nation
