Live: Piastri starts third for Hungarian GP, Bahrain replacement settled
To go from being so close to pole to then starting P5 is extremely frustrating. "I always do my best to keep positive — sport is always about the highs and lows, but it’s also in the margins. Every point counts and you have to seize every opportunity."After 3 penalties in 3 weekends, it’s becoming difficult to hang on to that positivity."Still, I won’t let the setbacks take away from the progress we’ve been making as a team.
- ▪To go from being so close to pole to then starting P5 is extremely frustrating.
- ▪"I always do my best to keep positive — sport is always about the highs and lows, but it’s also in the margins.
- ▪Every point counts and you have to seize every opportunity."After 3 penalties in 3 weekends, it’s becoming difficult to hang on to that positivity."Still, I won’t let the setbacks take away from the progress we’ve been making as a team.
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liveLive updates: Formula 1 Hungarian Grand Prix at the HungaroringSBy Simon SmaleTopic:Formula 1Posted Sun 26 Jul 2026 at 10:04pmSun 26 Jul 2026 at 10:04pmSun 26 Jul 2026 at 10:04pmSkip to timelineabc.net.au/news/live-updates-formula-1-hungarian-grand-prix/106960176Link copiedShareShare articleOscar Piastri will start third on the grid at the Hungaroring for Formula 1's Hungarian Grand Prix. Meanwhile, Malaysia's Sepang circuit will host a Formula 1 race for the first time since 2017 as replacement host of the Bahrain Grand Prix.Liberty Media said in a statement the race will take place on October 4, and would officially be called the 'Gulf Air Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia'.Follow all the action in our live blog.Submit a comment or question Log in to commentLive updatesCollapse all…
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