In a magnificent end to Qualifying at the Hungaroring, Charles Leclerc claimed his first pole position of the 2025 season for Ferrari, beating both in-form McLaren drivers. It was a thrilling session with plenty of intriguing results, as Gabriel Bortoleto firmly took his spot in the top 10 while Lewis Hamilton exited in Q2. Here are all of the facts and stats you need from Qualifying in Hungary…
- The session produced the closest Q3 in Formula 1 history, with 0.543s separating the top 10 – this beats the 0.577s from Hungary in 2022 and Brazil in 2003.
- Leclerc took Ferrari’s first pole of the year and the 27th in his career, passing Mika Hakkinen for the 11th highest number of all-time pole positions.
- He also ended his run of poor Qualifying performances in Hungary, where he has never started on the front row.
- This also marks Ferrari’s first pole at the Hungaroring since Sebastian Vettel won from pole in 2017.
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