Lewis Hamilton sets the fastest time in second practice for the Hungarian Grand Prix, edging his Ferrari team-mate Charles Leclerc to lead a Ferrari 1-2 in Budapest. Both outlets report that Ferrari is dominant during the session, with Hamilton narrowly ahead of Leclerc at the top of the timing sheets. While Hamilton and Leclerc deliver the leading pace for Scuderia, other Mercedes drivers have a more difficult run. Sky Sports notes that Mercedes shows mixed fortunes in the session, while IOL highlights that Mercedes and Kimi Antonelli experience a frustrating practice. The reports agree that Hamilton’s quickest lap in FP2 comes as Ferrari controls the pace early in the weekend, building on strong performance on the first day of running. Overall, the second practice session positions Ferrari at the front of the field, with Hamilton and Leclerc taking the key result and leaving the rest of the grid to manage gaps and issues ahead of qualifying.