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Norris Triumphs at Hungarian GP as Leclerc Falters

Lando Norris clinched a thrilling victory at the Hungarian Grand Prix, fending off teammate Oscar Piastri's late-race challenge. Norris’s bold decision to adopt a one-stop strategy proved pivotal, allowing him to maintain his lead despite intense pressure from Piastri, who ultimately locked up during a critical overtaking attempt.

Our Take:

The Hungarian GP showcased not only Norris’s skill in defending his position but also highlighted the intense rivalry developing between the McLaren drivers. As Norris closes in on the championship lead, Piastri’s determination signals a warning to all contenders: expect fierce competition within the team as both drivers push for supremacy.

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Source: Motorsport.com

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