Charles Leclerc claimed to be happy with his fourth position in qualifying for the Hungarian Grand Prix, but the Ferrari driver was definitely not delighted with a mistake in Q1 that put his session in jeopardy. Running just behind teammate Sebastian Vettel in qualifying's first segment, Leclerc spun as the pair exited the final corner and slammed backwards into the outside wall, damaging the rear of his SF90. The Monegasque was able to limp back to the pits where his Ferrari crew pulled out the stops to repair the stricken car in time for Q2. Verstappen finally claims his maiden F1 pole position! Leclerc was impressed with his team but less so by his own mistake which could have...
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