Lando Norris triumphed at the Hungarian Grand Prix, clinching his fifth victory of the season and helping McLaren achieve a remarkable fourth consecutive 1-2 finish.
Oscar Piastri closely followed his teammate in a thrilling race, finishing just six tenths of a second behind Norris, intensifying their championship rivalry with Piastri maintaining a slim nine-point lead.
Charles Leclerc showcased Ferrari's potential by starting from pole position but faded to a disappointing fourth, highlighting the team’s ongoing struggles in the 2025 season.
Lewis Hamilton faced another challenging day, finishing 12th and publicly questioning his place within Ferrari, admitting to feeling "useless" amidst mounting pressure.
The race exemplified McLaren's strategic prowess, with timely pit stops playing a crucial role in their dominance over competitors, particularly in adapting to changing weather conditions.
As the Formula 1 season approaches its summer break, the fierce battle for the championship between Norris and Piastri continues to captivate fans, while Ferrari grapples with internal challenges and expectations.