Lewis Hamilton said the booing he received after qualifying in Hungary will only serve to 'fuel' him for the race on Sunday. After taking an eighth pole position around the Hungaroring, the crowd – filled with orange-clad supporters of title rival Max Verstappen – roundly booed the seven-time World Champion as he approached Johnny Herbert to take questions about his 101st P1 starting position. Herbert did chastise the booing fans, but the Mercedes driver was quick to praise his team for their work over the course of the weekend, before addressing the disapproving crowd and saying he'd 'never felt so great' after being booed. “It was an amazing qualifying lap, that last one,'...
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