Charles Leclerc took pole position for today’s Hungarian Grand Prix, but can he hold onto P1 in the race itself?

Lando Norris claimed a dramatic victory at the Hungarian Grand Prix, edging out McLaren teammate Oscar Piastri by just 0.6 seconds in a tense final-lap duel between the championship rivals. After falling to fifth on Lap 1,

The McLarens took second and third, with Oscar Piastri ahead of Lando Norris. After topping the earlier qualifying sessions, they were undone by changing conditions in overcast Budapest, where Aston Martin starred and not even Max Verstappen could overcome the Red Bull’s car deficiencies on this technical, low-speed course.