Little is left for the summer break in F1. Little remains for the pilots, and their teams, to have those days off in August. Two tests. Two weekends. That remains. remaining hungaryand Belgium. Two of the most iconic World Cup Grands Prix remain. There are two chances left for Fernando Alonso achieve his long-awaited victory 33.
And the Hungaroring is that track that, like Monaco, was marked in red. It is marked in red on the calendar of Aston Martin. Because, like the Principality test, it touches a slow curve. Play something that suits the AMR23. Touch what could well lead the Silverstone team At the top.
Yes, saying this seems risky. More than risky indeed, seeing what happened in the UK. Seeing as from Canada not only does everything seem to have stagnated at Aston Martin but the rest has moved on. Mercedes, for example. And beware, McLaren too.
a different classification
More rivals. More equality. More necessary to continue growing. You have to be more pending from Hungary. Because Hungary is different. It’s a ‘slow’ track, where the DRS and top speed It’s not what counts the most. Because overtaking is not particularly easy. Because the classification seems vital.
And it will be one where everyone has the same weaponsto classify. The tires, the same for each driver in each qualifying round. hard. Media. soft. And to the pole. And to defeat Verstappen. And to put a pilot who is heading to his third World Cup in trouble.
With a car impossible for the rest to reach, at least when he is the one at the controls. While Sergio Perezsuffers, and stamp the RB19 Against the walls of Hungary, the two-time champion is enjoying himself knowing that Hungary can be a risk. Because the virtues of the Aston Martin are clear. Because Alonso already put him in trouble in Monaco.
Who wants to do it again in Hungary. will be a good test for the Aston Martin, because the rest, as previously said, have raised the level. They have increased the pace. Mercedes, McLaren, Ferrari… until Williams.
It will therefore be a vital day for the classification. First for the characteristics of the track, and also of course it remains to be seen if the Aston It has been or is an accident because the car is the way it is or if it is going to be better to look at 2024…
Schedule and where to see the classification
Qualifying for the Formula 1 Hungarian Grand Prix will begin at 4:00 p.m. Spanish peninsular time (one hour less in the Canary Islands), on Saturday, July 22. It can be seen live, on TV, on DAZN, and on the laSexta website you can experience everything that happens on the Hungaroring track in detail and minute by minute.
