Lewis Hamilton secured a sublime pole position with the very last lap of qualifying for the Hungarian Grand Prix.
The Mercedes driver broke the record for most poles at a single circuit with his ninth at the Hungaroring.
Hamilton set a benchmark of a 1:16.609 to beat Red Bull's Max Verstappen to pole by just 0.003secs.
Lando Norris confirmed McLaren's Silverstone improvement with third ahead of teammate Oscar Piastri.
Hamilton was over a tenth down entering his final lap of the session, but with Verstappen unable to improve, the seven-time F1 champion delivered to secure his first pole since 2021.
Zhou Guanyu was fastest in Q1 and delivered his best result of his career to qualify fifth, with only Ferrari's Charles Leclerc between him and Alfa Romeo teammate Valtteri Bottas.
Fernando Alonso was eighth for Aston Martin, ahead of Sergio Perez and Nico Hulkenberg.