The result of qualifying at the Hungarian Grand Prix did not reflect the true potential of the Scuderia Ferrari SF21. On paper, at a track that should have suited the characteristics of the SF21, Charles Leclerc qualified seventh, while Carlos Sainz's sessions ended prematurely due to an off in Q2. As has been the case already this season, the performance of the cars in the mid-field is very close. As an example, if Charles had gone just 75 thousandths faster than his best Q3 time of 1'16'496, he would have been fourth. Adding to Scuderia Ferrari's woes this Saturday, Carlos crashed at the final corner on his first run in Q2. The Spaniard failed to set a time and therefore will start from...
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