The Saturday of the Hungarian GP ends with a fourth-row start for Celestino Vietti and a seventh-row start for Luca Lunetta.

During the final free practice session, Vietti focused mainly on race pace, prioritizing consistency over a single fast lap. The rider from Turin finished FP2 in 11th place with a lap time of 1’40.563. Forced to go through Q1, Celestino immediately showed strong pace, setting a competitive time that secured him access to Q2 despite a crash at Turn 12. Thanks to the team’s quick intervention, the bike was repaired in time, allowing Vietti to take part in the session and finish 12th overall with a 1’40.816 lap time. A result that will see him start from the fourth row in tomorrow’s race.

Luca Lunetta’s development weekend on the Hungarian track continues. The rookie of the MB Conveyors SpeedRS Team finished FP2 in 24th place with a time of 1’41.547. In Q1, the Roman rider improved, stopping the clock at 1’41.370. His seventh-fastest time in the session was not enough to reach Q2. Lunetta will therefore start from 21st position, on the seventh row.

CELESTINO VIETTI #13: P12 in 1’40.816
“We improved and made things better compared to yesterday. We managed to get into Q2 even though it wasn’t our best ever qualifying session. Tomorrow won’t be easy, but we’ll give everything to bring home the best possible result”.

LUCA LUNETTA #32: P21 in 1’41.370
“Saturday done! This morning we rode with two sets of used tyres, so we weren’t very fast, but we analysed well what we were missing on the bike for race pace. In Q1 the flying lap was good but not perfect. Still, we’re getting closer and closer to Q2, we’ve set some good lap times. Tomorrow we’ll need a strong comeback race: a good start and consistency, because this is a track where you need to be extremely precise. Focus and determination for tomorrow!”.