Norris ends wait for F1 win in Hungary, while Antonelli stretches championship lead
Norris got the lead back after Piastri was delayed by a collision with Carlos Sainz Jr. while lapping the Williams driver, allowing Norris to come out of the pits ahead of his teammate. He cruised to the win from there.“Car was unbelievable today, well done guys, incredible. “Nice to be finally able to do it all for you.
- ▪Norris got the lead back after Piastri was delayed by a collision with Carlos Sainz Jr. while lapping the Williams driver, allowing Norris to come out of the pits ahead of his teammate.
- ▪He cruised to the win from there.“Car was unbelievable today, well done guys, incredible.
- ▪“Nice to be finally able to do it all for you.
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Open this photo in gallery:McLaren driver Lando Norris of Britain celebrates after winning the Formula One Hungarian Grand Prix, at the Hungaroring racetrack in Mogyorod, near Budapest, Hungary on Sunday.Darko Bandic/The Associated PressShareSave for laterPlease log in to bookmark this story.Log InCreate Free AccountLando Norris ended an eight-month wait by “flying” to a Formula 1 victory with strong pace and a dose of good fortune at the Hungarian Grand Prix on Sunday.The defending champion was on pole but lost the lead to his McLaren teammate Oscar Piastri when he ran wide at the second corner. Norris got the lead back after Piastri was delayed by a collision with Carlos Sainz Jr. while lapping the Williams driver, allowing Norris to come out of the pits ahead of his teammate.
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