Valterri Bottas has said that a front row lockout was a perfect result for Mercedes after a very wet top ten shootout at the Hungaroring on Saturday.
Lewis Hamilton has said it’s a “great feeling” to lock out the front row, following the seventy-seventh pole of his career
The action by Sergio Pérez is not motivated by the money Force India owe him, but aimed instead at saving the team, according to the Mexican.
Williams’ Paddy Lowe has said that qualifying was a “tricky session for everyone” due to the changeable conditions
‘No Animosity’ towards Pérez Despite Force India’s Administration Move, says Robert Fernley
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There is no animosity towards Sergio Pérez despite his actions and the actions of his management team that saw Force India fall into administration on Friday.
Helmut Marko wants James Key to see out the remainder of this contract with Toro Rosso before joining McLaren.
Sebastian Vettel brought his Friday form into Saturday morning at the Hungaroring, finishing fastest ahead of Valtteri Bottas and Kimi Räikkönen.
The administrator’s working with Force India says they are working hard to secure the future of the team.
The Belgian is running with a new chassis this weekend in Hungary and is targeting at least Q2 on Saturday.
Pierre Gasly says that the team ‘just need to stay focussed’ if they are to to get a good result in qualifying, while Brendon Hartley is also confident of a strong weekend.
The Spaniard was twelfth in both free practice sessions on Friday but felt if McLaren can find a better balance there is plenty of performance to unlock from the MCL33.
The Sahara Force India F1 Team drivers were both positive about their chances of a strong weekend at the Hungaroring despite mixed results in Friday practice.
The Dane finished behind team-mate Romain Grosjean in both sessions on Friday but is confident Haas are going to be strong this weekend in Hungary.
Nico Hülkenberg hopes for a more positive day on Saturday after seeing his Friday compromised by his Renault shutting down on him early on during opening practice at the Hungaroring.
Charles Leclerc missed Free Practice 1 as Alfa Romeo Sauber F1 Team place Antonio Giovinazzi in the car and Leclerc was forced to play catch up in the afternoon
Daniel Ricciardo was the quickest man in the morning before finishing third fastest in second practice in Hungary
Kimi Räikkonen was fourth quickest in both sessions on Friday but stressed not to pay too much attention to the lap times