The seven-time world champion finished 0.306secs slower than Leclerc and appeared to struggle with rear-end stability on the evidence of several oversteer snaps

Lewis Hamilton shared a disappointing verdict about his Ferrari SF-25 during FP1 at the Hungarian Grand Prix, saying that his car doesn't feel good. The 7 times world champion is participating at the Hungarian Grand Prix for the 19th time in his career, aiming for his ninth victory at the venue.

Writing in The Telegraph, former Jordan and Jaguar F1 technical director Gary Anderson claimed the 40-year-old is putting too much of the blame for his ongoing woes at the team's doors, and should instead look to himself as he tries to turn his fortunes around.