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Norris Triumphs Over Piastri in Thrilling Hungarian Grand Prix

Lando Norris secured victory in the Hungarian Grand Prix after a remarkable comeback from a less-than-ideal start, executing a flawless single-stop strategy. Oscar Piastri finished a narrow second, unable to overtake his teammate in a tense finale, while George Russell rounded out the podium as Charles Leclerc faced car troubles.

Our Take:

Today's race showcased McLaren's strategic brilliance and driver prowess, as Norris and Piastri demonstrated that team dynamics can be both fierce and cooperative under pressure. The ability to recover from a poor start speaks volumes about their adaptability and skill, raising questions about Leclerc's performance and Ferrari's ongoing challenges.

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Source: F1Technical

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