Lando Norris set the fastest time in the final practice session for the Hungarian Grand Prix on Saturday, driving an upgraded McLaren. The British driver outpaced Lewis Hamilton and Kimi Antonelli, both of Mercedes, who had led the earlier practice sessions. Norris's performance gives McLaren hope of challenging for their first pole position of the season. The session was briefly interrupted by a red flag caused by Sergio Perez, whose car stopped on track. The incident did not result in any injuries. Norris's lap time was 1 minute 17 seconds, though the exact time was not confirmed. The final practice session set the stage for qualifying later in the day, where teams will compete for grid positions for Sunday's race. McLaren has introduced upgrades to their car for this weekend, aiming to close the gap to the frontrunners. Ferrari, which had shown strong pace earlier in the weekend, was denied a clean sweep of fastest times in all practice sessions. The Hungarian Grand Prix is the 13th round of the Formula One season.