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Ferrari's Charles Leclerc Secures Provisional Pole in Hungarian GP 2025

In an exhilarating qualifying session for the 2025 Hungarian Grand Prix, Charles Leclerc has claimed provisional pole position, putting Ferrari at the forefront of the race weekend. Following closely behind are Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris, showcasing a competitive edge among the top teams.

Our Take:

Leclerc's pole position sets the stage for an intense race, reflecting Ferrari's resurgence in form this season. With both Piastri and Norris hot on his heels, fans can expect a thrilling battle that may transform their strategies throughout the race. Will Ferrari's pace translate into a victory, or will the competitors find a way to outsmart them?

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Curated by F1Briefing.com

Source: Keith Collantine

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