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Hungarian Grand Prix 2025 F1 Highlights: Norris Edges Piastri As McLaren Dominate With 1-2 At Hungaroring
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,
Hungarian GP: Lando Norris holds off Oscar Piastri in thrilling finale as McLaren claim one-two
Lando Norris held off team-mate Oscar Piastri in the final laps to win the Hungarian Grand Prix as McLaren claimed another one-two; George Russell passed Charles Leclerc to claim a podium for Mercedes;
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Hungarian GP: Norris wins as FIA launch investigation over Verstappen, Hamilton incident
Lando Norris won a slow burn in Hungary as the Briton's one-stop strategy triumphed over Oscar Piastri's one-stopper.
Lando Norris also hid his trophy from danger when the champagne spraying began on the podium, having broken the one won by ...
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Hungarian GP results: Lando Norris wins as Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen investigated
Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri shared a mighty battle in Hungary but it was the British star who claimed victory once more ...
Lando Norris was given a five-second penalty for gaining a lasting advantage by driving off the track, but claimed that Max Verstappen had left him with nowhere else to go - Kym Illman/Getty ...
That doesn’t make the idea of seeing Verstappen have his first proper fight with Norris any less tantalizing. As Lando said, when the time comes, he’ll 100 percent race Verstappen.
Lando Norris produced a dominant performance at the Dutch Grand Prix on Sunday, holding off Max Verstappen with ease to potentially reignite the drivers’ world championship with nine races ...
Lando Norris joked his hopes that Max Verstappen's newly minted fatherhood would slow the Miami Grand Prix polesitter down had been dashed, noting his rival "did a Max lap".
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Lando Norris plays it very cool when asked on F1 title battle: ‘Won’t matter once we’re all dead’
The McLaren rivals go into Sunday’s Hungarian Grand Prix separated by 16 points at the top of the drivers’ standings.
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