The dominant McLaren pair finished 22 seconds clear of third-placed George Russell of Mercedes with pole sitter Charles Leclerc of Ferrari fourth, grumbling at the Italian team’s poor planning after he slipped out of the leading position.

Lando Norris fell from third to fifth on the opening lap of the Hungarian Grand Prix, but 70 laps later he crossed the line first for a thrilling win.

Lando Norris claimed a dramatic victory at the Hungarian Grand Prix, edging out McLaren teammate Oscar Piastri by just 0.6 seconds in a tense final-lap duel between the championship rivals. After falling to fifth on Lap 1,