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Everything we learned from F1's Hungarian Grand Prix
Here's 10 things we learned from a Hungarian GP weekend featuring another twist in the F1 2025 title fight and big performance swings further back
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Here's 10 things we learned from a Hungarian GP weekend featuring another twist in the F1 2025 title fight and big performance swings further back
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The surprise presence of Charles Leclerc - and the mysterious collapse of his race - played a big part in how the Hungary intra-McLaren fight unfolded
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From the two victory contenders to the teams and drivers picking up what's available in their wake, here are our winners and losers from the Hungarian GP
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McLaren did not intend for Lando Norris to switch to a winning one-stop strategy in Formula 1's Hungarian Grand Prix as it did not think it was possible pre-race and felt Oscar Piastri's two-stop was going to be the "dominant" tactic
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Max Verstappen couldn’t understand why he had to see the stewards after Formula 1’s Hungarian Grand Prix, believing “nothing happened” in his run-in with Lewis Hamilton’s Ferrari
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Charles Leclerc says he had been mistaken on what actually caused his dramatic late-race slump in the Hungarian Grand Prix
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The McLaren drivers' eventual split-strategy certainly made for a gripping end to Formula 1's Hungarian GP. But was it handled fairly?
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Lando Norris kept Oscar Piastri at bay during a tense, thrilling finish to the Hungarian Grand Prix to win on an offset strategy and cut his deficit to his championship-leading McLaren Formula 1 team-mate
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Lando Norris won the Hungarian Grand Prix after running fifth on the opening lap - by seeing off team-mate Oscar Piastri with a mammoth final stint of 39 laps on the hard tyres
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Former Formula 1 title rivals Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton have been summoned to the Hungarian Grand Prix stewards for their mid-race run-in
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Honda extended its winning streak at the Suzuka 8 Hour with a commanding victory in the 2025 running of the historic endurance race
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McLaren CEO Zak Brown expects his team's F1 rivalry with Red Bull to be healthier following Christian Horner's departure, as he believes things had gone "too far" between them