The Hungarian Grand Prix has once again highlighted the intense competition in Formula 1, with Lewis Hamilton’s struggles taking center stage. The seven-time World Champion faced a disappointing exit in Qualifying, finishing in 12th place on August 2, 2025. Meanwhile, Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc secured pole position, showcasing the team’s recent improvements.
- Hamilton disappointed after Hungarian Grand Prix Qualifying
- Struggled with pace during practice sessions
- Qualified 12th, eliminated in Q2
- Expressed frustration over radio comments
- Acknowledged Ferrari's superior performance
- Self-assessed as "useless" in interviews
Hamilton admitted to a “big struggle” throughout the weekend, noting that he felt “quite far off” the pace after Friday’s practice. Despite showing some promise by shadowing Leclerc in fourth during FP3, the Qualifying session proved challenging. His radio comments reflected his frustration, as he lamented, “every time, every time.” With Hamilton’s self-assessment as “useless,” the question arises: can he bounce back?
The implications of Hamilton’s performance are significant for both him and the Mercedes team. Is this a sign of deeper issues, or merely a rough patch? As the F1 season progresses, fans are left wondering about Hamilton’s future form. Key developments include:
- Hamilton’s Q2 exit follows a Q1 elimination in Belgium.
- Leclerc’s pole position underscores Ferrari’s recent upgrades.
- Hamilton’s candid self-critique may signal a need for change.
As the season unfolds, all eyes will be on Hamilton’s performance in the upcoming races. Will he reclaim his former glory, or will Ferrari continue to dominate? Fans are eagerly awaiting the next showdown.
