Leclerc leads FP1 as Stroll’s upgraded AMR26 hits suspension snag
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Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc topped first practice at the Hungarian Grand Prix with a 1m19.075s, beating Verstappen and Hamilton as Aston Martin rolled out a heavily upgraded AMR26; Lance Stroll suffered a suspected rear-suspension failure that caused a spin and red flag.
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