<p>Lewis Hamilton took pole position, his third of the season, at the Hungarian Grand Prix on Saturday after dominating the two days of practice. <br /><br /></p>.<p>His McLaren team-mate and fellow Briton Jenson Button will start on the second row after producing the fourth fastest time in hot sunny conditions at the Hungaroring.<br /> <br />Frenchman Romain Grosjean of Lotus produced the second fastest time in qualifying followed by Sebastian Vettel of Red Bull. However, Vettel’s Red Bull team-mate Mark Webber, second in the world championship, will start on the sixth row after failing to make the cut for the third stage of qualifying and finishing 11th. <br /><br />Seven-time world champion Michael Schumacher also failed to make the third stage. <br />World championship leader Fernando Alonso of Ferrari was sixth fastest. <br /><br />“It is great to finally see the upgrades working and I have been able to put the car where I want to this weekend,” said 2008 world champion Hamilton, who has won in Hungary twice before. “We are not saying we are relaxed, we know we have a lot of work to do, starting this weekend,” added Hamilton, who has failed to score points in his last two outings and is fifth in the championship. <br /><br />Hulkenberg tenth<br /><br />Nico Hulkenberg qualified tenth while Paul Di Resta missed out on Q3 in the qualifying session and will start the race in 12th for Force India.<br /><br />Hulkenberg’s best lap of the day came in Q2 when he clocked 1:21.653 but in Q3, his timing of 1:22.847 got him P10.<br /><br />Paul di Resta marginally improved his timing in Q2 (1:21.813) but that was not enough for him to get into Q3.<br /><br />Force India are one point behind Williams in the constructors’ championship on 46 and needed a good qualifying session to get past them.</p>
<p>Lewis Hamilton took pole position, his third of the season, at the Hungarian Grand Prix on Saturday after dominating the two days of practice. <br /><br /></p>.<p>His McLaren team-mate and fellow Briton Jenson Button will start on the second row after producing the fourth fastest time in hot sunny conditions at the Hungaroring.<br /> <br />Frenchman Romain Grosjean of Lotus produced the second fastest time in qualifying followed by Sebastian Vettel of Red Bull. However, Vettel’s Red Bull team-mate Mark Webber, second in the world championship, will start on the sixth row after failing to make the cut for the third stage of qualifying and finishing 11th. <br /><br />Seven-time world champion Michael Schumacher also failed to make the third stage. <br />World championship leader Fernando Alonso of Ferrari was sixth fastest. <br /><br />“It is great to finally see the upgrades working and I have been able to put the car where I want to this weekend,” said 2008 world champion Hamilton, who has won in Hungary twice before. “We are not saying we are relaxed, we know we have a lot of work to do, starting this weekend,” added Hamilton, who has failed to score points in his last two outings and is fifth in the championship. <br /><br />Hulkenberg tenth<br /><br />Nico Hulkenberg qualified tenth while Paul Di Resta missed out on Q3 in the qualifying session and will start the race in 12th for Force India.<br /><br />Hulkenberg’s best lap of the day came in Q2 when he clocked 1:21.653 but in Q3, his timing of 1:22.847 got him P10.<br /><br />Paul di Resta marginally improved his timing in Q2 (1:21.813) but that was not enough for him to get into Q3.<br /><br />Force India are one point behind Williams in the constructors’ championship on 46 and needed a good qualifying session to get past them.</p>