QatarLando Norris secured his first Formula One victory of the season at the Hungarian Grand Prix in 2026, ending an eight-month wait for a full Grand Prix win. Norris, driving for McLaren, took the lead after initially losing it to his teammate Oscar Piastri, who later faced delays due to a collision with Carlos Sainz Jr. This allowed Norris to regain the lead and maintain it until the finish. Max Verstappen of Red Bull finished second, while young driver Kimi Antonelli came in third. Norris had previously won a sprint race in Miami in May but had not claimed a full Grand Prix victory since November. The race marked the end of the pre-midseason schedule, with the next event set for the Dutch Grand Prix on August 23.
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