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Norris Tops First Practice at Hungarian GP, McLaren Shows Dominance

Lando Norris secured the top spot in the first practice session for the Hungarian Grand Prix, leading a solid one-two finish for McLaren, with Oscar Piastri close behind. Ferrari put up a strong fight, indicating an exciting race weekend ahead.

Our Take:

It’s clear that McLaren has found their stride this season, but Ferrari's close performance signals they may be lurking in the shadows, ready to challenge. This race could be pivotal for both teams as they vie for crucial points—expect fireworks!

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Curated by F1Briefing.com

Source: Keith Collantine

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