Carlos Sainz judged F1’s Alternative Tyre Allocation trialed in Hungary as an interesting proposition for qualifying, but a “boring and dull” rule for the rest of the weekend. The format put together by F1 and Pirelli as part of the sport's efforts towards sustainability and limiting waste saw each driver receive 11 sets of tyres instead of 13 for the entire event: 3 sets of the Hard tyre, 4 sets of Mediums, and 4 sets of the Soft rubber. The rule, which will be trialed again at Monza in September, also calls for drivers to use Hards in Q1, Mediums in Q2 and Softs in Q3. Lewis Hamilton felt that the format deprived drivers and fans of track time, with Sainz expressing a similar view. "I find
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