Aston Martin's Sebastian Vettel and Lance Stroll both thought a higher grid position was possible for the Hungarian Grand Prix. The midfield battle was as tight as ever when the cars qualified in the extreme heat of the Hungaroring, driving in difficult conditions caused by track temperatures above 60°C – with Vettel eventually ending up P10 on the grid. Finding another tenth of a second would have promoted him above both Alpine cars on the grid and with qualifying being an important factor in Budapest, the four-time former World Champion hoped to extract more pace from the AMR21 after a promising start to the weekend. “It’s still P10, I thought there was still a bit more [in...
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