Lindblad: The result in the qualification is the achievement of the whole team.

      In Hungary, Arvid Lindblad missed most of Saturday's practice due to a power unit change, but that didn't stop the Racing Bulls driver from making it to the qualifying final for the fourth consecutive time and showing the ninth fastest time. Liam Lawson was also close to making it to the final but qualified eleventh.

      Arvid Lindblad (9th): "I think the day turned out to be very positive. Despite missing most of the third practice in the morning, we managed to make significant improvements compared to Friday. Of course, it put me in a difficult position, but we were able to get the car to a good level.

      A huge thank you to the mechanics who managed to prepare the car and gave me the opportunity to complete those two laps before qualifying. Those laps turned out to be very important and helped me get into the rhythm faster.

      I also want to thank the engineers who provided me with a car in which I felt confident at the crucial moment. This result is the achievement of the entire team.

      Hungaroring is a very interesting track, and today I secured a good starting position. We understand that the Audi drivers will be very strong in the race, but we did our job in qualifying and are starting ahead of them. Now it's important to convert these high starting positions into a good result."

      Liam Lawson (11th): "I'm disappointed that I didn't make it out of the second part. We looked good in the first session, but then I locked up the wheels on my first fast lap and couldn't get a proper second lap in. It's a shame because the car is very good.

      We're fast on a long series of laps, so there shouldn't be any problems in the race. Points are within reach, so the fight is still ahead."