Ferrari feared Charles Leclerc might not finish Sunday's Hungarian Grand Prix after the Monegasque, who started on pole position, suffered a dramatic loss of performance after his second pitstop.

Charles Leclerc will be chasing Ferrari’s first win in Formula 1 this year after taking a surprise pole position for the Hungarian Grand Prix ahead of title contenders Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris

Charles Leclerc vented his fury at Ferrari using team radio during the F1 Hungarian Grand Prix. The Ferrari driver had started on pole position after an outstanding Saturday but had slipped to third in the grand prix behind both McLarens. But he unloaded his anger at his race engineer via the team radio.