Lewis Hamilton has claimed pole position for tomorrow's Hungarian Grand Prix, beating out Valtteri Bottas in second place and Max Verstappen in third place. The Brit took pole with a lap time of 1:15.419, beating Bottas to the starting spot by 0.315 seconds. The Mercedes driver repeats his success from last season at the Hungaroring and claims a front-row lockout for the German team. Sergio Perez was the driver to miss out on a top-three finish but will join Verstappen on the second-row of the starting grid for tomorrow's race. Pierre Gasly qualified in fifth, Lando Norris in sixth and Charles Leclerc in seventh. It was the Alpine duo of Esteban Ocon and Fernando Alonso in eighth and ninth...
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