Ferrari BOSS Backed Hamilton, Rivals Worried? 🚀👀

Lewis Hamilton topped second practice at the Hungarian Grand Prix, leading a Ferrari one-two ahead of Charles Leclerc, with Lando Norris the closest non-Ferrari driver roughly half a second back. A year ago at this same circuit, Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur publicly defended Hamilton after a difficult qualifying weekend, calling him "demanding" in a way that explained his standards rather than excused a bad session. This video breaks down what that old quote reveals now that the timesheet has turned in Hamilton's favor — and why several rivals, including Red Bull, Mercedes and Alpine, all reported serious car problems on the very same day Ferrari looked strongest. ⚠️ Historical quotes referenced in this video are situated in time and sourced from prior reporting — they are not new reactions to this weekend's session.