Lewis Hamilton secured the fastest time in the second practice session of the 2026 Hungarian Grand Prix, leading his Ferrari teammate Charles Leclerc by 0.148 seconds.The Mercedes driver's performance positions him well for a potential race victory, adding to his already impressive record at the Hungaroring.Leclerc, who finished second, showcased Ferrari's strong cornering capabilities on the tight and twisty track.McLaren's Lando Norris came third, while Red Bull's Max Verstappen finished fourth.Fernando Alonso's Aston Martin showed progress, though still lagging behind competitive pace.The session was marred by a crash involving Alpine's Franco Colapinto, which prompted a red flag.The race will be the final F1 event before the summer break, with teams eager to secure momentum.Analysts highlight Ferrari's potential to challenge for the win, while Alonso's team continues to refine their new car.The upcoming qualifying session will determine the grid for the race, with Hamilton aiming to extend his legacy at the Hungarian circuit.