Ferrari's hopes for a strong performance at the Hungarian Grand Prix were dashed as Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton struggled to keep pace with Red Bull's dominant Max Verstappen. The Scuderia's strategic decisions once again came under scrutiny, leaving both drivers visibly frustrated.
Leclerc's Mid-Race Woes
Charles Leclerc, who started the race in a promising position, found himself slipping down the order after a questionable tyre strategy. The Monegasque driver voiced his concerns over team radio, questioning Ferrari's decision-making as his race unravelled.
Hamilton's Uphill Battle
Seven-time world champion Lewis Hamilton also endured a difficult afternoon, with Mercedes unable to match Red Bull's pace. Despite showing flashes of speed, Hamilton ultimately finished well behind Verstappen, who secured yet another commanding victory.
Verstappen's Unstoppable Form
Max Verstappen continued his relentless march towards a third world championship with a flawless drive. The Dutchman controlled the race from start to finish, extending his lead in the drivers' standings while his rivals floundered.
What's Next for Ferrari?
With the summer break approaching, Ferrari faces serious questions about their ability to challenge Red Bull's supremacy. Team principal Frédéric Vasseur will need to address the team's strategic shortcomings if they hope to salvage their season after the break.
