Piastri wins Hungarian Terrific Prix as Norris behind schedule hands back lead in McLaren intra-group show
Oscar Piastri has taken his presentation Stupendous Prix triumph in Hungary after intra-group show worked out, with McLaren colleague Lando Norris behind schedule answering a request to hand back the lead to the Australian who had missed out because of the group's refueling break methodology. After the couple went three side by side with Red Bull's Maximum Verstappen off the line, Piastri arose as the pioneer into Divert 1 and from that point drove a large part of the Excellent Prix. Nonetheless, when Norris was hollowed first during the second round of stops - apparently to cover off Lewis Hamilton behind - the Briton was the one to arise ahead. This incited the group to settle on a few decisions to Norris to offer back the situation to his kindred McLaren driver, a request that he appeared to be hesitant to follow for some laps. Nonetheless, on Lap 68 of 70, Norris dialed back and permitted Piastri to pass. The 23-year-old proceeded to take the success, two seconds up