Charles Leclerc shocked the Formula 1 world to take pole position for today’s Hungarian Grand Prix. But he will have several very fast cars in his rear-view mirrors when the lights go out, starting with the quick McLaren duo of Oscar Piastri alongside him in P2, and Lando Norris right behind him in P3.

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Charles Leclerc snatched a surprise first pole position of the year for Ferrari at the Hungarian Grand Prix on Saturday, beating both McLarens. Leclerc punched the air in delight as he climbed out of the car after beating Oscar Piastri by 0.