McLaren F1 teammates 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Lando Norris and Oscar Piast🔯ri plan to “talk about” how they will approach the start of the Hungarian Grand Prix.

Norris claimed pole position in a hectic qualifying session in Budapest ahead of Piaꦍstri and Red Bull’s Max Verstappen as McLaren secured a front-row lockout for the first time since the 2012 Brazilian Grand Prix.

The McLaren duo find themselves in new territory sharing ♈the front row of the grid with the H🎐ungaroring’s long run down to the Turn 1 braking zone to navigate.

Norris an𝔍d Piastri both referenced a dramatic incident in Hungary in 2021 when Valtteri Bottas misjudged his braking in damp conditions and smashed into the back of Norris, Verstappen and Sergio Perez.

“We did have a front row somewhere, or we were just side by side at another time? Maybe Qatar, yeah," Norris said about starting alongside🐻 his teammate.

He then turned to Verstappen and saidꦏ: “You're coming over the back of my car🦩? That's not very nice. The Bottas!

“Hones🌞♉tly, it’s something we'll talk about, and the same as we've always done. We've always kept it clean.

😼“I think we've treated each other well and given each other respect, helped each other when we needed to. So, yeah, no worries from our part.”

Piastri added: “I don't think I've started this high up at Budapest before. It💧’s obviously a long run to Turn 1, and it gives an opportunity for the slipstream behind.

“From starting fourth last year, I 🍰had a clean stﷺart and got to second. So I know that, you know, there's a lot that can happen at Turn 1. Bottas, as you mentioned. So let's see.

"I think get a good start and that always helps things. But it is a long run.൩ And, you know, there'll be other people involved, I'm sure.”

Asked how he plans to beat the McLarens, Verstappen said: “I don't kn🧔ow at the moment. But what can I do? I mean, we'll try our very best. Try to hಞave a good, stable balance with the car. And I hope if I find that, that I can follow them.

“But I don't💃 know. I mean, honestly, my long runs have been OK, but nothing fantastic or special. I think it's better to be realistic than sitting here and spreading false hope. But yeah, we'll see tomorrow. I mean, it's what it is.”