Lewis Hamilton said being subjected to boos from some of the crowd at the Hungarian GP would only serve to "fuel me" to perform even stronger. The world champion received jeers after qualifying on pole position, both when he got out of his Mercedes and then when speaking to Sky F1's Johnny Herbert in the post-session interview. Hamilton shrugged off the boos. "Honestly, I've never actually felt so great with the booing," said Hamilton. "If anything it just fuels me. So I don't really mind it." Hamilton claims dominant Hungarian GP pole, Verstappen third Sky F1's race day schedule for the Hungarian GP live Hungary follows two weeks after the British GP at...
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