JapanLando Norris secured his first Formula 1 victory in eight months at the Hungarian Grand Prix, overcoming challenges including losing the lead to teammate Oscar Piastri early in the race. Piastri later retired due to a gearbox issue, allowing Max Verstappen to finish second and Kimi Antonelli to claim third. Antonelli extended his championship lead to 50 points over Lewis Hamilton, who faced multiple penalties including a three-place grid drop and a five-second time penalty for speeding in the pits. Hamilton's struggles continued with additional penalties, while George Russell struggled from a poor start to finish seventh. The race highlighted strategic decisions and mechanical issues affecting several drivers.
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