The Czech president, Petr Pavel, attended the Hungarian Grand Prix in Formula 1 not in his official capacity but as an amateur photographer. He was equipped with professional photography gear and had official accreditation from the FIA, allowing him to capture race action from near the track rather than from a VIP area. The race was won by British driver Lando Norris of McLaren. Pavel is known to be a sports enthusiast and passionate photographer, often spending his free time on photography, particularly focusing on motorsports. He has previously attended major racing events such as the 24 Hours of Le Mans and races in Brno, Czech Republic, and even traveled to the United States and Saudi Arabia to photograph NASCAR and the Dakar Rally. His hobby also has a charitable aspect, as some of his photographs from the Dakar Rally were displayed at Prague’s National Technical Museum, and proceeds from selling his photo album last year went to a charity helping children, elderly people, and single parents.
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