Ted Kravtiz: Last News

Lando Norris had more success on the racetrack than on the road as he qualified fourth for the Hungarian Grand Prix.The McLaren driver had shown strong pace all weekend at a circuit which was expected to suit his car and he took that pace into qualifying. He was third entering the final seconds of Q3 with just the Ferraris of Carlos Sainz and Charles Leclerc ahead of him, only for his friend George Russell to produce the lap of his career to put his Mercedes on pole position.Norris once again led the way for McLaren, with team-mate Daniel Ricciardo a disappointing ninth, and his race pace in practice suggests the Brit could be in the fight for a podium finish at the Hungaroring. READ MORE: F1 photographer left with cut lip after being 'slapped' by Hungarian GP security official It seems Norris’s journey to the circuit wasn’t as a seamless though.

F1 weekend, but there was plenty going on off track as the Dutch Grand Prix meeting got underway at Zandvoort.There was fresh intrigue in the driver market as Oscar Piastri’s move from Alpine to McLaren was confirmed following the intervention of the sport’s Contract Recognition Board (CRB). That saw speculation about Pierre Gasly leaving AlphaTauri for Alpine ramp up even further.And unexpectedly, there was drama in the commentary box too as Sky Sports F1 duo David Croft, the channel’s lead commentator, and pitlane reporter Ted Kravtiz had an on-air spat during the second practice session. READ MORE: Daniel Ricciardo sent Williams sales pitch by Jenson Button - 'I know what's coming' Croft turned to Kravitz during a lull in track action, eager to learn more about the state of affairs at Alpine.