XPB Images Marcus Ericsson will start the Hungarian Grand Prix from the pit lane after needing a new chassis as a result of his crash in qualifying. During a wet Q1 session, Ericsson lost control on full wet tyres at Turn 10 and hit the barrier on the outside of the circuit, damaging the front right corner of the car. Sauber needed to change the survival cell after the impact, resulting in Ericsson being forced to start the race from the pit lane. The Swede had originally qualified in 20th on the grid, with only Pascal Wehrlein and Rio Haryanto behind him. Haryanto himself also crashed at the same corner later in Q1, which requires a gearbox change. While Haryanto's new...
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