Ferrari's Formula One championship leader Sebastian Vettel took pole position at the Hungarian Grand Prix on Saturday and denied his Mercedes rival Lewis Hamilton a record-equalling career 68th.
The German's Finnish teammate Kimi Raikkonen sealed the Ferrari front-row lockout.
Hamilton, one point behind the German in the standings and a five-time winner in Hungary, will start from a disappointing fourth place on the grid and alongside his Finnish teammate Valtteri Bottas.
Hamilton had been hoping to match Michael Schumacher's all-time pole record and had set the fastest lap of the second phase of qualifying.
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