Lando Norris stunned the field with pole at the Hungarian GP, McLaren’s surprise surge fueled by a new floor and wing tweaks—yet team boss Andrea Stella insists it’s about hitting their ceiling, not outpacing Ferrari. Ferrari still dominates in tight corners and braking, where McLaren’s upgrades can’t quite match their chassis grip. Despite gaining time on straights, Ferrari’s composure on bumpy Hungaroring surfaces gives them edge. Norris’s cautious adjustments cost fractions, but McLaren’s momentum is real—with more upgrades on the way, this could be just the start of a deeper charge. The battle’s far from over, and Ferrari’s foundation still looks stronger.
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