Charles Leclerc was typically self-flagellating, despite securing fourth on the grid at the Hungarian Grand Prix, admonishing himself for a mistake in Q1 which almost took him out of qualifying. Leclerc spun out of the final corner of the Hungaroring and damaged his rear wing against the tyre barrier, having already set a time good enough to progress from the first segment. Article continues under video Ferrari's mechanics were able to repair the damage in time for him to emerge for Q2 and he would ultimately outqualify team-mate Sebastian Vettel, despite the German looking on better form for much of the weekend prior. Leclerc spun out of the German GP last week and saw his hopes of pole...
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