Ferrari's Charles Leclerc stunned the title-fighting duo of Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri in taking pole for Sunday's Hungarian Grand Prix.
The Monegasque driver and team-mate Lewis Hamilton had struggled in Q1 and Q2, the latter being knocked out early to earn 12th on the grid, but a storming last lap saw Leclerc edge out the title challengers.
The Aston Martins bounced back from being the only team to leave Spa without any points with a brilliant session, Fernando Alonso putting his car fifth with a brilliant lap and team-mate Lance Stroll joining him on the third row.
Life after Christian Horner looks like being much of the same on-track for Red Bull, with Yuki Tsunoda knocked out in the first part of qualifying. Team-mate Max Verstappen struggled mightily too, qualifying eighth after finishing Q1 in 11th and Q2 in eighth.
Weather temperatures changed dramatically within the session, with track temperatures dropping more than 25 degrees within the hour's running to impact grid levels and tyre life, as wind speeds picked up.