On the back of a hugely disappointing outing last time out at Spa-Francorchamps, Fernando Alonso explained how Aston Martin achieved its eye-catching lift in performance at the Hungaroring.

These are PlanetF1.com's winners and losers for the all-important qualifying session at the Hungarian Grand Prix.

Fernando Alonso found himself in contention for Pole Position in Hungary, with a sub-optimal final sector costing him a crucial tenth in the battle for first.

Alonso sat out first practice on Friday due to a complaint from a minor muscular injury picked up at Spa, handing his car ...

Francorchamps last weekend, the Aston Martins qualified in the top 10 in Hungary – just one-tenth of a second off pole ...

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Charles Leclerc takes his career's 27th pole position in the Hungarian Grand Prix sitting in front of the in form McLaren ...

Charles Leclerc took an incredible pole position for the Hungarian Grand Prix on Saturday afternoon, stunning the McLaren ...

Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc took a surprise pole position for the Hungarian Grand Prix – as team-mate Lewis Hamilton could ...