Penalties reshape Hungarian GP race gridLewis Hamilton and Kimi Antonelli have been handed three-place grid penalties that have reshaped the order for Sunday’s Hungarian Grand Prix. The penalty promotes Charles Leclerc, who recorded 1m17.445s, to the front row alongside Norris, whose 1m17.207s secured pole. Oscar Piastri advances to third after qualifying fifth with 1m17.684s, while Max Verstappen moves from sixth to fourth following his 1m17.725s effort. Antonelli qualified fourth in 1m17.479s but will line up seventh after failing to slow sufficiently for a single yellow flag at Turn 14. Norris remains on pole, while the penalties leave Ferrari’s drivers occupying second and fifth and give Piastri and Verstappen improved attacking positions for the race.