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McLaren Celebrates Milestone with a Thrilling One-Two Finish in Hungary

McLaren's Zak Brown expressed immense pride in the team's achievement of their 200th Formula 1 victory following a stunning one-two finish in Hungary. Lando Norris led the charge, capturing his fifth win of the season, further solidifying McLaren's dominating performance this year.

Our Take:

McLaren's recent performance not only highlights their resurgence in the sport but also sets a competitive tone for the remainder of the season. With Norris and Piastri showing exceptional chemistry, fans can expect thrilling battles as they aim for the championship title.

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Source: Reuters

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