Lewis Hamilton secured the fastest time in the second practice session of the Hungarian Grand Prix, leading his Ferrari teammate Charles Leclerc by 0.148 seconds.The British driver, with a record eight wins at the Hungaroring, posted a time of 1:18.729, aiming for his ninth victory at the circuit and a potential tie with his own Formula One record.Leclerc, who had previously set the pace in the first session before a mechanical issue, finished second.McLaren's Lando Norris was third, while George Russell and Kimi Antonelli faced challenges with their Mercedes cars.Red Bull's Max Verstappen came fourth, and Alpine's Franco Colapinto crashed during the session, causing red flags.Ferrari's strong performance raised expectations, but Mercedes remained a favorite for qualifying.The article highlights the competitive dynamics and technical issues faced by teams during the practice sessions.