After securing Ferrari's first pole position since the Monaco Grand Prix in May, Sebastian Vettel has heaped praise on the handling of his Ferrari as it locked out the front row for the third time in 2017.
Vettel claimed his 49th career pole position at the Hungaroring and will be confident going into tomorrow's race after winning the 2015 grand prix during his first season for the team. Raikkonen will join him on the front row of the grid, and with title rival Lewis Hamilton in fourth, it's a great opportunity for the German to extend his lead at the top of the drivers' championship, which stands at just one point.