Hamilton Criticises Ferrari After Penalty Drops Him to Fifth in Hungary

Lewis Hamilton expressed frustration with his Ferrari team after a penalty at the Hungarian Grand Prix cost him crucial points in the championship fight against Mercedes’ Kimi Antonelli. The British driver crossed the line in fourth place, but a five‑second penalty for speeding in the pit lane moved him to fifth in the final classification. The race was won by McLaren’s Lando Norris, who claimed his first victory of the season, with Max Verstappen of Red Bull finishing second and Antonelli third.

The penalty came at a critical juncture in the title battle, where every point matters. Hamilton’s disappointment was evident as he addressed the media, highlighting the impact of the pit‑lane infraction on his championship prospects. With Norris now a race winner and Verstappen maintaining his strong season, the standings remain tightly contested, and Hamilton’s next races will be pivotal in his pursuit of the title.