Championship leader Kimi Antonelli will be one of five drivers who do not take part in the first practice session for the Hungarian Grand Prix on Friday. The session is a regular part of the Formula 1 race weekend, giving teams and drivers a chance to test the car and track conditions. Antonelli, who leads the championship standings, will miss this session along with four other drivers. The specific reasons for their absence were not detailed in the reports, but such decisions are often made to manage driver workload or comply with regulations. The Hungarian Grand Prix is the next race on the calendar, and practice is crucial for setup. Antonelli’s absence means he will have less track time before qualifying and the race. Teams usually rotate drivers during practice sessions, especially for young drivers. This year, rules require teams to give young drivers two practice sessions per season. It is unclear if this is the case for Antonelli. The other four drivers who will miss the session were not named. The first practice session is scheduled for Friday, ahead of the race on Sunday.