Lewis Hamilton was left searching for answers after a questionable pit strategy in Budapest sacrificed his track position and ruined his podium chances.
Decisions at the Hungarian Grand Prix have raised uncomfortable questions about Ferrari's treatment of Lewis Hamilton.
A curious strategy call in the closing stages left the seven-time world champion searching for answers, just as he had begun to re-establish himself as the Scuderia's leading driver over the weekend.
Hamilton had done almost everything right in Budapest. He out-qualified teammate Charles Leclerc, locked out the front row alongside pole-sitter Lando Norris, and looked poised to secure another important podium.
After difficult weekends in Austria and Belgium, Hungary felt like the race where Hamilton was finally beginning to stamp his authority on Ferrari.
