F1 Hungary, a (very) wet eve
The Hungaroring weekend is expected to be very hot, according to the most reliable sources: there should be no precipitation, and temperatures should consistently exceed 30 degrees. Today, however, a flood hit the Hungarian track, and the consequences are making the rounds on social media.
The video
These were the conditions in the pit lane a few minutes ago. As posted by Red Bull’s senior power unit assembly technician Calum Nicholas, the pit lane is completely flooded.
Ta pouco alagado graças a Deus 😅
📸: @F1mech pic.twitter.com/MTShyf7yd9
— Portal RBR Brasil 🇦🇹🇧🇷 (@BRredbullracing) July 17, 2024
In the afternoon, hail also fell on the track: damage was recorded to McLaren’s hospitality, which apparently has an ongoing issue with fate, having already been a victim of a fire at Montmeló.
Del incendio de Barcelona a romperse el techo en Hungría 😳
La odisea de McLaren con su hospitality sigue 😓#HungriaDAZNF1 🇭🇺 pic.twitter.com/8HSGQqU34I
— DAZN España (@DAZN_ES) July 17, 2024
Currently, the sun has returned to the Hungaroring track. There should be no problems when the engines start, but this is a factor that disrupts the lead-up to the weekend.








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