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Charles Leclerc stuns McLaren duo for Hungarian GP pole, Hamilton exits early
The McLarens took second and third, with Oscar Piastri ahead of Lando Norris. After topping the earlier qualifying sessions, they were undone by changing conditions in overcast Budapest, where Aston Martin starred and not even Max Verstappen could overcome the Red Bull’s car deficiencies on this technical, low-speed course.
McLaren Racing CEO Zak Brown has opened up on another 1-2 finish for the team this season at the Hungarian Grand Prix.
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McLaren's surprising admission about Lando Norris’ Hungarian GP strategyMcLaren admits that it thought the two-stop would be "the dominant strategy” at the Hungarian Grand Prix, but that didn’t ...
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Oscar Piastri Blames McLaren’s Charles Leclerc Strategy for Hungarian GP LossOscar Piastri put forth a decent performance at the Hungarian GP after finishing in P2, right behind Lando Norris. Piastri’s ...
Lando Norris held off team-mate Oscar Piastri in the final laps to win the Hungarian Grand Prix as McLaren claimed another ...
Charles Leclerc has been able to win races at Ferrari but, in seven years with the team in Formula 1, has not yet had the ...
Charles Leclerc admitted that he “did not expect” to claim pole position during Qualifying for the Hungarian Grand Prix, with the Ferrari driver revealing that trying to manage the changing conditions ...
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