McLaren driver Lando Norris grabbed the victory at the Hungarian Grand Prix after starting third on the grid. Norris lost a couple of places at the start, sliding down to fifth, but his race pace proved to be immense and he quickly made up ground.

McLaren admits that it thought the two-stop would be "the dominant strategy” at the Hungarian Grand Prix, but that didn’t stop Lando Norris from making a one-stop work

Lando Norris won a riveting Hungarian Grand Prix on Sunday, cutting fellow McLaren driver Oscar Piastri’s lead in the championship standings to 9 points in the last Formula 1 race before the summer break.