Lando Norris wins Hungary GP as Oscar Piastri dudded by team strategy

Lando Norris won the Hungary Grand Prix after a strategic one‑stop plan, while teammate Oscar Piastri was left frustrated by McLaren's decision to undercut pole‑sitter Charles Leclerc, which cost him the podium. Norris slipped to fifth at the start but recovered, securing his fifth win of the season and cutting Piastri's championship lead to nine points. Piastri, who pitted early in an attempt to undercut Leclerc, struggled to overtake Norris on the difficult Hungaroring circuit and finished second, missing the top spot by 0.7 seconds. The race also saw George Russell finish third, with Ferrari's Charles Leclerc dropping to fourth after a setup change. McLaren's 1‑2 finish marked their fourth consecutive double podium, and the team now leads the constructors' championship by 299 points over Ferrari.