Max Verstappen clawed his way to a gritty second at the Hungarian GP, outsmarting Lewis Hamilton and capitalizing on Red Bull’s bold, last-lap strategy call that kept him out under virtual safety car chaos. The team’s pit wall pulled off spicy moves — including letting Hamilton pit while staying on track — to steal track position and fend off Ferrari and McLaren. Though the car’s balance remains frustratingly inconsistent and drivers struggle to push, Verstappen’s podium marks his fourth this season. Red Bull sits fourth in the constructors’ standings, 43 points behind McLaren, as they head into summer break with Zandvoort looming — Verstappen’s home turf.

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