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Norris on Hungaroring surface inconsistencies after repairs
Lando Norris says the Hungaroring surface is still breaking up in places despite Friday night repairs, making it difficult for drivers to find a consistent feel in key corners at the Hungarian Grand Prix. Norris said: "Also, because the track is pretty broken up in places and there are a lot of different patches of tarmac in Turn 1 and Turn 12, I struggled to get a consistent feeling of what was best or what the car was doing every time in these kinds of corners."
'Pretty broken up in places' - Lando Norris reveals continued Hungary track problems
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Alonso on Aston Martin upgrade lift after Hungary qualifying
Fernando Alonso said his Hungarian Grand Prix qualifying result was an "important" lift for Aston Martin after the team’s first major upgrade of the year helped him reach Q2 for the first time in the 2026 season. Alonso said: "It was important. Definitely, it was important for everyone in the team as it has been a tough period in both factories. Having the deficit that we had in terms of performance in the first half of the year, and this package obviously didn't change many positions, but it changed a lot the momentum of everyone in the factory. It's not anymore that we are chasing something that we don't know."
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Russell on Mercedes water leak in Hungarian GP qualifying
George Russell said a water leak caused his Mercedes to stop on track at Turn 1 at the end of qualifying at the Hungarian Grand Prix. Russell said: "We lost water pressure and had a water leak, so when I was stopped on track, the car was leaking all over the place. We don't know where it's coming from. Fingers crossed, it doesn't affect anything for tomorrow."
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Norris on surprise Hungarian GP pole position
Lando Norris said he was “pleasantly surprised” to take pole position for the Hungarian Grand Prix, after beating Ferrari’s Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc despite feeling his Q3 laps were “not the best”. Norris said: "Honestly, I had confidence the whole of today. My laps in Q3 were not the best, even the one at the end, so I'm pleasantly surprised to be on top. We've been doing a good job, the car's been feeling good, I've had good confidence."
Norris ‘pleasantly surprised' to claim Hungary pole
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