Hamilton was 0.151 seconds clear of Mercedes teammate Valtteri Bottas and 0.515 in front of Red Bull's Max Verstappen. McLaren's Carlos Sainz Jr. showed impressive pace and ended fourth.
The championship leader finished .287 ahead of Bottas, who had been quicker than Hamilton earlier in first practice.
The Finnish driver was .039 quicker than championship leader Hamilton and about 1 second ahead of Max Verstappen
Hamilton's teammate Valtteri Bottas saw his tyre deflate two laps before the finish at the British Grand Prix last week and the same fate awaited the Brit on the final lap.
The six-time world champion, who was quickest at Silverstone on Friday, saw off Mercedes teammate Valtteri Bottas by 0.163 seconds.
Hamilton beat teammate Valtteri Bottas by .176 seconds in the second session and was .815 faster than the best of the non-Mercedes cars, Daniel Ricciardo in third for Renault.
The championship leader's record-extending seventh Silverstone win saw him finish six seconds ahead of Red Bull's Max Verstappen
Lewis Hamilton needs five more wins to equal Michael Schumacher’s Formula One record of 91 GP wins.
Hamilton and others, such as his Mercedes teammate Valtteri Bottas and Ferrari's Sebastian Vettel, took a knee while others appeared to be hurriedly arriving late and not even in position
The British driver's 86th GP win moved him just five behind the German great Schumacher's F1 record of 91.
It was Hamilton’s second straight pole this season and record-extending 90th of his Formula One career.
Championship leader Bottas was .042 seconds ahead of the Formula One champion in overcast conditions on the Hungaroring track.
Lewis Hamilton won the Styrian GP on Sunday, reaching the second spot in the drivers' standings.
It's 52 years since American sprinters Tommie Smith and John Carlos introduced that powerfully defiant gesture to a worldwide TV audience when standing on the podium during their medal ceremony at the 1968 Olympics in Mexico City.
Hamilton clinched his 85th career win to move within six of Michael Schumacher's Formula One record.
Hamilton powered through with a time that was 1.216 seconds faster than Red Bull's Max Verstappen.
Verstappen was .043 seconds quicker than Valtteri Bottas — Hamilton's teammate at Mercedes — and .217 ahead of Racing Point driver Sergio Perez.
Kallenius has now said that the two Mercedes drivers have been performing at the highest level for a while now and there is no point in tinkering with the line-up.
Lewis Hamilton said that while he will continue to take the knee, nobody should be forced to do so.
Mercedes driver Valtteri Bottas wins Formula One's season-opening Austrian GP, with Charles Leclerc finishing second and Lando Norris doing enough to squeeze out Lewis Hamilton to take the third spot.
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