Tipped as a title contender for 2021, Lܫeclerc h⭕as endured an inconsistent start to the year as he sits ninth in the drivers’ championship with one victory to his name. 

The Monegasque driver reigned supreme in qualifying♏ as his 1m33.164s remained at the top of the tiꦰmesheets. 

Hauger got close at the end of the session, going within a tenth of Leclerc at♛ the top having set a second lap on his tyres. 

The good ne♉ws for Leclerc is that his three-place grid penalty from the last round at the Red Bull Ring will be applied to the first sprint race, meaning he will be able to start from pole in Sunday’s feature race.

Behind the Prema duo it was the Trid📖ent trio of Jack Doohan, David Schumacher and Clement N🔯ovalak.

Aleksandr Smol💙yar was ahead of Frederik Vesti, who currently sits second in the points standings.

ℱLogan Sargeant, Olli Caldwell and Ayumu Iwasa ro🍰unded out the top ten at the Hungaroring.

Lorenzo Colombo enjoyed his ꦰbest qualifying of the season with 11th in the Campos, with Jonny Edgar, Matteo Nannini, Juan Manuel Correa and Roman Stanek completing the top 15 in qualifying.

On his return to the series, Jake Hughe🦄s qualified 18th.

Click here for the full FIA Formula 3 qualifying results fr🌼omඣ Hungary.