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McLaren's strategy choices in the Hungarian GP, including split strategies for Norris and Piastri, were justified by the team as fair racing, aiming to give both drivers a chance to win while maintaining sportsmanship and team principles, despite some on-track tensions.
Lewis Hamilton expressed frustration and self-criticism after a challenging Hungarian Grand Prix, highlighting internal struggles and a desire to come back stronger after the summer break, amid a difficult debut season with Ferrari.
During the Hungarian GP, McLaren's initial strategy was a two-stop, but Lando Norris's unexpected strong performance on used tires and race developments led to a successful one-stop strategy, highlighting the unpredictable nature of race strategies in Formula 1.
Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur believes Lewis Hamilton is frustrated but not demotivated after a poor Hungarian GP, and expects him to bounce back after the summer break despite a challenging qualifying and race weekend.
Red Bull Racing's underperformance at the Hungarian GP was attributed to tyre and aerodynamic issues, with Max Verstappen finishing ninth due to strategic errors and tyre management problems, despite initial expectations of a better result.
Lando Norris won the Hungarian Grand Prix after a strategic gamble on a one-stop race, holding off Oscar Piastri in a late battle, while Charles Leclerc faced difficulties and penalties, with the race concluding with Norris narrowly ahead of Piastri and Russell finishing third.
Lando Norris leads the Hungarian Grand Prix with Oscar Piastri close behind, as strategies and traffic influence the race outcome, with Norris aiming to secure his win amidst ongoing battles and penalties.
Charles Leclerc secured pole position at the Hungarian GP, setting the stage for a strategic battle with McLaren's Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris, amidst varying tire strategies, track position importance, and potential rain disruptions, all influencing the race outcome.
Lewis Hamilton criticized Ferrari's driver lineup after a poor qualifying performance at the Hungarian GP, suggesting they should consider changing drivers, as he expressed frustration with his own performance and highlighted Charles Leclerc's pole position amid a challenging season.
Charles Leclerc unexpectedly secured pole position at the Hungarian Grand Prix, surprising many with his performance amidst challenging conditions, while other top contenders like Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris followed closely. Lewis Hamilton struggled in qualifying, starting 12th, and Max Verstappen faced difficulties with his car's balance. The race is scheduled for Sunday at Hungaroring.
Charles Leclerc unexpectedly secured pole position for Ferrari at the Hungarian Grand Prix, marking Ferrari's first pole of the year, while McLaren's Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris qualified second and third amidst challenging wind conditions that affected lap times. The race is set to be competitive with several drivers, including Hamilton and Verstappen, starting further back due to close qualifying margins.
Oscar Piastri narrowly topped the final practice session at the Hungarian GP, beating Lando Norris by 0.032 seconds, as McLaren showed strong form ahead of qualifying, with Piastri setting a time of 1:14.916 on soft tires.
Oscar Piastri topped the final practice session at the Hungarian GP, with McLaren securing a 1-2 finish as Piastri beat Norris by a narrow margin, signaling strong form ahead of qualifying.
Max Verstappen wins the Hungarian GP, overtaking Lewis Hamilton at the start and maintaining a comfortable lead throughout the race. Lando Norris finishes in second place, followed by Sergio Perez in third. Hamilton recovers to fourth after losing positions at the start. Charles Leclerc receives a penalty, allowing George Russell to secure sixth place from 18th on the grid.
Max Verstappen secures a record-breaking victory for Red Bull at the Hungarian Grand Prix, finishing 33.7 seconds ahead of Lando Norris in second place. Verstappen took the lead from Lewis Hamilton at the start and maintained a comfortable lead throughout the race. Norris held off Sergio Perez to secure second place, while Hamilton finished in third. Red Bull's win marks their 12th consecutive victory, surpassing McLaren's record of 11 wins in a row.