Haas team boss Ayao Komatsu says Formula 1’s current hybrid energy deployment is so complex that it can mask the real differences between drivers, making it hard for fans to judge performances from lap times. Komatsu said: "Honestly, the trigger is such a small difference and the consequence is too big… the fans cannot understand, looking from the lap time difference, has he actually done a bad job? Or has he just done something on the deployment that he lost two tenths, three tenths? What is the real gap? So we will get there, but at the moment it's just very complicated still."


Lewis Hamilton ensured Ferrari topped both of Friday's practice sessions, ending the day almost half a second faster than any of the team’s rivals.






P1) Lewis Hamilton - 1:18.729 P2) Charles Leclerc: +0.148 P3) Lando Norris: +0.499 P4) Max Verstappen: +0.692 P5) George Russell: +0.933 P6) Isack Hadjar: +1.071 P7) Liam Lawson: +1.312 P8) Oscar Piastri: +1.372 P9) Nico Hulkenberg: +1.396 P10) Arvid Lindblad: +1.524 P11) Gabriel Bortoleto: +1.745 P12) Esteban Ocon: +1.828 P13) Kimi Antonelli: +1.964 P14) Pierre Gasly: +2.087 P15) Oliver Bearman: +2.221 P16) Alexander Albon: +2.244 P17) Carlos Sainz Jnr: +2.697 P18) Valtteri Bottas: +2.713 P19) Fernando Alonso: +2.990 P20) Sergio Perez: +3.063 P21) Franco Colapinto: +3.802 P22) Lance Stroll - -


Franco Colapinto crashed at the final corner of the Hungaroring in a collision that destroyed the rear end of his Alpine.


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