Daniel Ricciardo finished the 2022 Hungarian Grand Prix 15th having started ninth on a day where the lows were more than the highs. The Australian seems to be slowly improving, and despite being outqualified by his teammate Lando Norris by over half a second, he ultimately made the cut to Q3 qualifying ninth. In the race Ricciardo didn't seem to be able to go up the order, and despite a brief moment where he made a double overtake on both Alpine cars – reminiscent of his old days – a clumsy incident with Aston Martin's Lance Stroll cost him a five-second time penalty, not to mention that he was one of the drivers who was put on Hard tyres, which was evidently the wrong choice....
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