F1: Hungarian Grand Prix – live! | sport

Before the pre-race formalities begin, including the national anthem, there will be a minute of Silence after the death of Ferrari's boss, Sergio Marchionne, who died this week at the age of 66 after undergoing shoulder surgery.

As temperatures rise, Pérez speaks more politics. "It's been a very difficult couple of months," he says. "I was in a situation that I did not want to be, I'm just a racing driver and I had to save the jobs of 400 people. All I can say at the factory, is that everything will be fine. "

After touring the circuit in places, Hamilton earned his fifth pole of the season, his sixth in Hungary, a short Michael Schumacher record. "The last few years, I have not been good here and the rain has helped me," he says. "If it was dry, I did not Would not have done. It's almost impossible to do things right every time. "

Away from the race, Sergio Pérez had trouble explaining why he took action to push Force India in the administration, insisting that he had 400 jobs at risk in the forefront of his mind, with the team's finances in a "critical position since a Some time. "Several parties would be interested in taking control of the team." The Spaniard, who has been leading for Force India since 2014, said that to avoid a wind-up petition he says that "I'm not sure about it." she would have seen the team "shut down immediately and everyone loses her job", she was told to start the administrative proceedings against the team as a creditor.

Before going ahead with the events of Budapest, read about Giles Richards' interview with the brilliant Bristol teenager:

F or a pilot to be a star of the future in Formula One and indeed, such a youngster, Lando Norris seems incredibly free of all ego useless – while the British driver is on what appears to be a fast track in F1. He is McLaren's test and reserve driver and, after the weekend's Hungarian Grand Prix, he is expected to climb behind the wheel of his car for testing Tuesday. He is also in a fierce battle in F2, a competition that refines his skills for the expected stage until the first series

1 Hamilton 2 Bottas
3 Räikkönen 4 Vettel
5 Sainz 6 Gasly
7 Verstappen 8 Hartley
9 Magnussen 10 Grosjean
11 Alonso 12 Ricciardo
13 Hulkenberg 14 Ericsson
15 Vandoorne 16 Leclerc
17 Ocon 18 Pérez
19 Sirotkin 20 Promenade

The heavens opened and a wet Hungaroring track Lewis Hamilton, who stole the pole position ahead of the Ferrari in Budapest, with Valtteri Bottas claiming the place alongside his teammate Mercedes in the front row. It was supposed to be a tough weekend, before starting the four week break before Spa-Francorchamps. With chances of imposing and doubling that may be rare – only Monaco is more complicated – Hamilton is very well placed. "We were lucky with the weather," said Mercedes executive director Toto Wolff. "In the dry, we did not have the pace."

With nine races to go, Hamilton leads the drivers' championship by 17 points before the feast this afternoon, this victory in the back yard of Vettel in Hockenheim world of good. Vettel was victorious around this circuit last year but Hamilton is a five-time winner in Hungary. "I'm not disappointed, it was difficult," said Vettel about the qualifications. "I think we are very happy to take the second line."

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