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McLaren's Dilemma: Will Team Orders Play a Role in Hungary?

As McLaren's drivers ascend in the championship standings, the stakes are high for this year's Hungarian Grand Prix. After Lando Norris graciously allowed his teammate to win last season, fans are left wondering if such an act of sportsmanship will repeat or if the competitive fire will take precedence this time.

Our Take:

The dynamic between Norris and his teammate could shift dramatically under the pressure of the title race. With both drivers equally capable of securing a win, it will be fascinating to see whether loyalty or rivalry prevails. McLaren’s strategy might hinge on this decision, showcasing just how competitive the sport has become.

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Source: Keith Collantine

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