McLaren's 200th F1 grand prix win in Hungary was a good example of how it wants to go racing, says its team boss

Oscar Piastri denied that there has been a "trend" behind the inroads that McLaren team-mate Lando Norris has made on

The race delivered a thrilling final lap with the McLaren title rivals fighting for the win. Norris cut Piastri's lead in the standings to 9 points before the summer break.

Norris made an unlikely one-stop strategy work for victory, resisting his team-mate's late attacks at the Hungaroring

Charles Leclerc will be chasing Ferrari’s first win in Formula 1 this year after taking a surprise pole position for the Hungarian Grand Prix ahead of title contenders Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris

And as has been the case for most of the 2025 Formula 1 season, the McLaren duo of Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri led the way. Norris topped the timing sheets at the Hungaroring with a lap of 1:16.052, just 0.019 seconds ahead of his teammate Piastri.

After years of Max Verstappen domination, 2025 has all been about McLaren, with Oscar Piastri and Norris battling it out for the championship. Elsewhere, Lewis Hamilton ’s first year at Ferrari isn’t going to plan, while Red Bull decided to part ways with Christian Horner after 20 years.

Lando Norris chose to run 38 laps on hard tyres at the Hungaroring, holding off late pressure from McLaren teammate Oscar Piastri on the penultimate lap

Lando Norris trimmed McLaren team-mate Oscar Piastri's lead in the drivers’ world championship to just nine points on Sunday when he switched tactics to lead him home by just 0.698 seconds in a thrilling finish at the Hungarian Grand Prix.

McLaren Racing driver Oscar Piastri was outperformed by his teammate Lando Norris, who went on to win the Hungarian Grand Prix. Piastri secured P2 despite a hard fight in the closing laps of the race as Norris held his position confidently.