Sebastia💫n Vettel closed out Formula 1 practice for the Hungarian Grand Pr🌱ix at the top of the timesheets after recording an unofficial lap record at the Hungaroring in FP3.

Vettel had a quiet Friday for Ferrari in Hungary, but came roaring back through Saturday's final hour of practice running, turning in a best timeಞ of 1:17.017.

The lap was good enough to ༺give Vettel P1 by almost half a second from Ferrari team-mate Kimi Raikkonen, sending out an ominous warning shot to rivals Red Bull and Mercedes.

V🔜altteri Bottas led Mercedes' charge in third place while title contender Le👍wis Hamilton ailed to P5, 1.4 seconds back from Vettel.

Max Verstappen wound up fourth-fastest for Red Bull, but team-mate Daniel Ricciardo could not replicate his Friday pace after suffering 🦋a failure on his car ꦫthat limited him to just seven laps. The Australian was classified eighth in the final timesheets.

Stoffel Vandoorne put in a stellar effort for McLaren to finish sixth-fastest, with Fernando Alonso ninth in the sister MCL32. Nico Hul෴kenberg and Jolyon Palmer both breached the top 🧸10 for Renault, finishing seventh and 10th respectively.

The biggest talking point from the session was Felipe Massa's fitness, the Brazili🧔an being taken unwell again after completing 12 laps of running. Williams is set to issue an update on his condition shortly.