Red Bull's Qualifying Struggles and Hamilton-Verstappen Rivalry Reignite

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Max Verstappen expressed frustration with his performance in qualifying for the Hungarian Grand Prix, admitting that he has struggled to find a comfortable feeling with his Red Bull throughout the weekend. Verstappen, who has seven pole positions this season, had to settle for second place on the grid behind Lewis Hamilton. He cited difficulties in finding a good balance and feeling confident to attack corners. Verstappen believes that they should be ahead with the car they have but acknowledged that they have been "all over the shop" in terms of setup. His teammate, Sergio Perez, secured ninth place on the grid and expressed confidence in their race pace.
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