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Lando Norris Leads the Charge in F1 Hungarian GP FP2 Ahead of Teammate Piastri

In an exciting conclusion to Friday's practice sessions, Lando Norris topped the timesheets in FP2, finishing with a 1m16.525s lap time. His McLaren team-mate Oscar Piastri closely followed, just 0.291 seconds behind, showcasing the team's competitive edge as they prepare for the race weekend.

Our Take:

McLaren's impressive performance in FP2 signals a potential turnaround for the team this season. With both drivers showing strong pace, they could challenge the frontrunners if they maintain this momentum into the qualifying sessions. It's an exciting time for McLaren fans, and a demonstration of the evolving competitive landscape in F1.

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Source: Motorsport.com

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