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Hungarian GP: Power Unit Updates and Strategic Decisions

As the F1 season hits its midpoint, the Hungarian Grand Prix sees a strategic move from just four drivers opting for new power unit components. This decision could significantly impact their performance on the unique Hungaroring circuit.

Our Take:

While taking fresh power units may seem risky, especially in terms of grid penalties, it's a bold move that can pay off. Drivers and teams might be banking on improved performance to chase valuable championship points, especially as the season intensifies approaching the crucial final races.

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Source: F1Technical

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