Ferrari is entering the Hungarian Grand Prix with elevated expectations following recent race performances. Charles Leclerc secured second place, and Lewis Hamilton finished in fourth position, despite encountering vehicle issues. Following the conclusion of the last race weekend, Leclerc, who is 28 years old, stated that the results were a significant accomplishment.
“Spa and Silverstone are among the circuits that we least like and where we expected problems, so the first and second places are really a great achievement,” he commented. Regarding the upcoming race at the Hungaroring, Leclerc noted that the track’s characteristics appear favorable for Ferrari’s design. “The configuration of the track in Budapest is somewhat more suitable for our car, so I hope we will be good,” he stated.
However, he cautioned against overconfidence, adding that the team must remain focused. “There is no reason for euphoria: the Mercedes, Red Bull and McLaren can have…”
The technical nature and slower pace of the Hungaroring circuit are anticipated to suit the agility of the Ferrari model. The team’s performance across the recent races, marked by Leclerc’s strong showing and Hamilton’s participation, suggests a focused approach heading into the Hungarian round.
The team aims to capitalize on the track layout while maintaining a measured outlook throughout the entire weekend.
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