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Norris Dominates FP1 at the Hungarian GP, McLaren Secures 1-2

In a thrilling opening session for the Hungarian Grand Prix, Lando Norris showcased his speed by clocking a time of 1m16.052s, narrowly edging out his teammate Oscar Piastri by just 0.019 seconds. The strong performance from McLaren sets a promising tone for the weekend ahead.

Our Take:

The impressive pace shown by McLaren in FP1 could signal a turning point for the team this season. With both drivers performing at such a high level, it will be fascinating to see if they can maintain this momentum through qualifying and into the race, especially against fierce competitors in the championship hunt.

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