Toto Wolff was unimpressed with how Mercedes tackled qualifying at the F1 Hungarian Grand Prix, describing it as a “total underperformance from literally everyboꦑdy involved”.

Mercedes saw 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:George Russell knocked out in Q1 as on𒅌e of the ea♔rly high-profile casualties in qualifying at the Hungaroring.

While Russell struggled initi𒐪ally for pace, he wasn’t on the ꦍtrack at the end of the session as the track ramped up.

On the other side of the garage, 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Lewis Hamilton scraped into Q2 before seꦚcuring f🧜ifth on the grid for Sunday’s race.

However, Wolff 🔯was clearly annoyed w🐈ith his team after qualifying in Hungary.

“That was a total underp♔erformance from literally everybody involved,” he told Sky. “Losing a car in Q1 is just not on.

“Driver-team combination 🔥shouldn’t happen. At the end we just didn’t have the pꦿace. Very, very disappointing day.”

Th🃏e main issue came 🀅with how much fuel Russell had in his car at the end of the session.

Russell was one of the first drivers out on track aft♕er the red flag but returned to the pit lane.

That meant h✤e and the two Alpines w🐎ere the only cars not out on track at the end of Q1.

Explaining what happened with Rus🌱sell, Wolff explained there was some miscommunication on the run plan for Q1.

“I think he should have had the first lap in where Lewis went🤡 P1,” Wolff added. “He said that was when he probably took it too easy.

“The other one, we put too little fuel in 🐭but it was a different run plan. Fast-slow-fast and he decided to do three fast laps. But overall, I think it’s 70 percent the team’s mistake not fueling one lap more.”

On Hamilton’s qualifying, he added: “We probably could have been two-tent♏hs off but we were going up and down with tyre temperatures and꧟ it was tricky to find that middle ground to give him a car that had grip.”