Lewis Hamilton and championship leader Kimi Antonelli both receive grid penalties for the Hungarian Grand Prix after qualifying at the Hungaroring. Multiple outlets report that each driver is given a three-place grid drop, which reshuffles the front of the race grid. The penalties are linked to stewards’ assessment of conduct during qualifying. One report states that Antonelli faces a stewards’ investigation related to not slowing sufficiently under yellow flags at the end of qualifying, described as a yellow-flag infringement. Other coverage confirms that Hamilton is also handed a grid drop following qualifying, placing both drivers among the affected top contenders. The timing and circumstances are presented as a qualifying outcome reached by race officials, with the resulting grid changes applying for this weekend’s race. Both drivers’ penalties therefore reduce their starting positions relative to their qualifying results, affecting the top end of the championship fight heading into the Hungarian GP.