Red Bull incited boos with ‘unacceptable’ comments – Hamilton
Lewis Hamilton believes the booing he received after qualifying at the Hungarian Grand Prix was incited by “unacceptable” comments by Red Bull chiefs
Lewis Hamilton believes the booing he received after qualifying at the Hungarian Grand Prix was incited by “unacceptable” comments by Red Bull chiefs
Red Bull hints qualifying defeat was to be expected at a “Mercedes stronghold” in Hungary – but that doesn’t quite tell the full story
Lewis Hamilton and his Mercedes team’s tactics in qualifying for the Hungarian Grand Prix were branded as “gamesmanship” by their chief Formula 1 title rivals Red Bull. But was the claim and resultant booing from the crowd deserved? Our writers have their say.
Max Verstappen has asked for the questions over his Silverstone clash with his Formula 1 title rival Lewis Hamilton to stop, believing that it’s becoming “ridiculous”
Ferrari Formula 1 driver Carlos Sainz says a “35-40kph” tailwind left him a passenger in his Hungarian Grand Prix qualifying crash
Valtteri Bottas has called on those booing Mercedes F1 team-mate Lewis Hamilton’s pole position for the Hungarian GP to “question themselves”
Lewis Hamilton has dismissed suggestions his Mercedes team used “gamesmanship” to make sure of its front row lock-out in the Hungarian Grand Prix as “silly”
Max Verstappen has explained why he chose to start on the soft tyres for the Hungarian GP, while his main F1 title rival Lewis Hamilton will start on the medium tyres
Lewis Hamilton led a Mercedes 1-2 in Hungarian Grand Prix qualifying while his Formula 1 title rival Max Verstappen will start down in third on the softer tyre
Mick Schumacher will have a grid penalty even if he is able to take part in Hungarian Grand Prix qualifying after his crash in free practice
