In the second free practice session for the Hungarian Grand Prix, Ferrari showcased dominance with Lewis Hamilton securing the fastest time ahead of his teammate Charles Leclerc.The seven-time world champion, aiming to become the first driver to achieve 10 pole positions at the Hungaroring, clocked a time of 1:18.729, edging out Leclerc by 0.148 seconds.McLaren's Lando Norris followed in third, but was half a second slower than Hamilton.Max Verstappen of Red Bull and George Russell of Mercedes rounded out the top five.Hamilton, with a career record 104 poles, hopes to replicate his 2023 qualifying success.Meanwhile, Kimi Antonelli led the championship standings, 45 points ahead of Hamilton.The session saw several incidents, including a crash by Franco Colapinto and a red flag, but Ferrari maintained their pace.Fernando Alonso of Aston Martin struggled in his updated car, while Lance Stroll missed the session due to a suspension failure.The race for pole position remains intense as teams prepare for Saturday's qualifying.