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2020 F1 Hungarian GP practice results, Hamilton outpaces Bottas
Mercedes’ six-time world champion Lewis Hamilton outpaced his teammate Valtteri Bottas to set the pace in the opening day of Hungarian Grand Prix practice, posting the fastest time in a dry FP1 before wet weather swept the Hungaroring in time for FP2.
Charles Bradley
Edited: Jul 17, 2020, 6:39 PM
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Hamilton beat Bottas by 0.086s in the Friday morning session, with Sergio Perez and Lance Stroll in the Racing Points – which are racing under protest this weekend following Renault’s objection lodged after the Styrian GP last week – third and fourth.
Renault’s Daniel Ricciardo was fifth fastest, ahead of the Ferraris of Sebastian Vettel and Charles Leclerc, with Max Verstappen down in eighth for Red Bull.
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2020 F1 Hungarian GP FP1 results (dry)
Cla Driver Chassis Engine Laps Time Gap km/h 1 Lewis Hamilton
Mercedes Mercedes 37 1'16.003 207.512 2 Valtteri Bottas
Mercedes Mercedes 37 1'16.089 0.086 207.278 3 Sergio Perez
Racing Point Mercedes 20 1'16.530 0.527 206.083 4 Lance Stroll
Racing Point Mercedes 35 1'16.967 0.964 204.913 5 Daniel Ricciardo
Renault Renault 28 1'17.200 1.197 204.295 6 Sebastian Vettel
Ferrari Ferrari 26 1'17.238 1.235 204.194 7 Charles Leclerc
Ferrari Ferrari 29 1'17.404 1.401 203.756 8 Max Verstappen
Red Bull Honda 28 1'17.435 1.432 203.675 9 Lando Norris
McLaren Renault 26 1'17.523 1.520 203.444 10 Esteban Ocon
Renault Renault 35 1'17.615 1.612 203.202 11 Carlos Sainz Jr.
McLaren Renault 32 1'17.675 1.672 203.046 12 Kevin Magnussen
Haas Ferrari 35 1'17.713 1.710 202.946 13 Alex Albon
Red Bull Honda 28 1'17.727 1.724 202.910 14 Romain Grosjean
Haas Ferrari 35 1'17.890 1.887 202.485 15 Nicholas Latifi
Williams Mercedes 31 1'17.969 1.966 202.280 16 Daniil Kvyat
AlphaTauri Honda 35 1'18.292 2.289 201.445 17 Antonio Giovinazzi
Alfa Romeo Ferrari 30 1'18.425 2.422 201.104 18 George Russell
Williams Mercedes 29 1'18.574 2.571 200.722 19 Robert Kubica
Alfa Romeo Ferrari 26 1'19.150 3.147 199.262 View full results
2020 F1 Hungarian GP FP2 results (wet)
Cla Driver Chassis Engine Laps Time Gap km/h 1 Sebastian Vettel
Ferrari Ferrari 12 1'40.464 156.987 2 Valtteri Bottas
Mercedes Mercedes 5 1'40.736 0.272 156.563 3 Carlos Sainz Jr.
McLaren Renault 6 1'41.784 1.320 154.951 4 Lance Stroll
Racing Point Mercedes 6 1'42.380 1.916 154.049 5 Sergio Perez
Racing Point Mercedes 5 1'42.470 2.006 153.914 6 Pierre Gasly
AlphaTauri Honda 7 1'42.588 2.124 153.737 7 Max Verstappen
Red Bull Honda 4 1'42.820 2.356 153.390 8 Romain Grosjean
Haas Ferrari 6 1'43.335 2.871 152.625 9 Kimi Raikkonen
Alfa Romeo Ferrari 16 1'43.471 3.007 152.425 10 Charles Leclerc
Ferrari Ferrari 10 1'43.725 3.261 152.052 11 Antonio Giovinazzi
Alfa Romeo Ferrari 9 1'44.411 3.947 151.053 12 Lando Norris
McLaren Renault 5 1'46.000 5.536 148.788 13 Daniil Kvyat
AlphaTauri Honda 7 1'47.422 6.958 146.819 14 Esteban Ocon
Renault Renault 1 15 Daniel Ricciardo
Renault Renault 1 16 Lewis Hamilton
Mercedes Mercedes 1 17 Nicholas Latifi
Williams Mercedes 2 18 George Russell
Williams Mercedes 2 19 Alex Albon
Red Bull Honda 3 20 Kevin Magnussen
Haas Ferrari 1 View full results
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