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Lewis Hamilton baffled by completely different Ferrari as Charles Leclerc nails best lap of 2026

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By Mercedes Alonso, Alpine Oliver Bearman, Mercedes Oscar Piastri, McLaren Fernando Alonso, Aston Martin Racing Liam Lawson
| MSN Australia Verified
Filip Cleeren On its F1 swansong, Zandvoort's sprint qualifying session produced a tight three-team battle at the front, with Mercedes' George Russell taking pole ahead of Lando Norris and Charles Leclerc as the top five was covered by just a tenth of a second. Lewis Hamilton was the outlier, who could only muster seventh in the second Ferrari , beaten by home hero Max Verstappen 's Red Bull.
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F1 fans argue Lewis Hamilton can't catch a break after Hungarian GP penalty

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By Pierre Gasly, Alpine Oliver Bearman, McLaren Fernando Alonso, Mercedes Charles Leclerc, Mercedes Oscar Piastri, McLaren Pierre G
| MSN Malaysia Verified
Formula 1 fans have argued that Lewis Hamilton 'cannot catch a break' after the seven-time champion was hit with a three-place grid penalty for the Hungarian Grand Prix. The Briton was handed the penalty for impeding McLaren's Oscar Piastri during the final phase of qualifying. As Hamilton was going down the main straight at a reduced speed, he failed to move off the racing line to allow the Australian driver through.
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Martin Brundle reveals gut feeling on Max Verstappen's Red Bull future

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By Mercedes Franco Colapinto, Alpine Oliver Bearman, Mercedes Toto Wolff, Alpine Max Verstappen
| MSN Malaysia Verified
Former Formula 1 driver and Sky Sports analyst Martin Brundle has offered his verdict on the speculation surrounding Max Verstappen's future, revealing his "gut feeling" is that the four-time champion will remain with Red Bull next season. As rumours continue to circulate regarding the Dutchman's long-term future, Brundle has played down the immediate significance of behind-the-scenes discussions between top drivers and rival teams.
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