Pierre Gasly blamed a poor start in what was a difficult Hungarian Grand Prix for the Frenchman, a race that he could only finish sixth in. Gasly could only manage sixth in qualifying, and was nearly a second off his pole-sitting Red Bull Racing team-mate Max Verstappen – which put the record between the two in qualifying at 11-1 in favour of the Dutchman. Verstappen went on to finish second in the race itself, while Gasly struggled after a poor getaway and also suffered the indignity of being lapped by his team-mate who was battling with Lewis Hamilton for victory. 'It was a difficult race right from the beginning,' said Gasly. 'We had a poor start which didn’t make life easy, and...
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