Norris Outmaneuvers Piastri in Strategic Battle to Win Hungarian Grand Prix for McLaren
Source: news.source.inquirer
Lando Norris secured a thrilling victory at the Hungarian Grand Prix, employing a one-stop strategy to edge out McLaren teammate Oscar Piastri by just 0.698 seconds. This win marked McLaren's 200th victory and their 13th at the Hungaroring, showcasing a dominant performance with a fourth consecutive 1-2 finish. The race highlighted strategic decisions and intense competition, with Norris overcoming fresher tires on Piastri's car to claim his fifth win of the season.
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Lando Norris won the Hungarian Grand Prix for McLaren, marking their 200th victory and 13th win at Hungaroring.
Norris switched to a one-stop strategy, finishing just 0.698 seconds ahead of teammate Oscar Piastri.
McLaren achieved their fourth consecutive 1-2 finish, showcasing their dominance in the season.
George Russell of Mercedes finished third, with Charles Leclerc of Ferrari coming in fourth after a strategic miscalculation.
The race was highlighted by intense competition and strategic decisions, with Norris avenging his previous 'team orders' defeat to Piastri.
