Lando Norris clinched his first win of the season at the Hungarian GP in a nail-biting battle with teammate Oscar Piastri, who briefly took the lead after Norris ran wide early. Norris radioed confidence in his pace, and the team executed key strategy calls to fend off Lewis Hamilton. Team principal Andrea Stella praised the drivers’ respectful, contact-free duel, noting Piastri’s initial post-race comments were emotional but later clarified he found the racing fair and thrilling. Piastri’s race ended in retirement after an incident with a backmarker—Stella called it unintentional, possibly linked to blue flag confusion. Norris, however, surged after clean air, shaving half a second per lap, allowing him to pit ahead and secure victory, showcasing McLaren’s new upgrades. Stella celebrated the team’s resurgence, highlighting the strength of having both drivers in contention for wins and podiums, signaling a bright future.
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