DUTCH GRAND PRIX - FP1 | FRI, AUG 21, 10:30 AM
Loading
How a wind-direction change transformed McLaren’s MCL40 and how six decisive laps allowed Lando Norris to defeat Oscar Piastri in Hungary.
Carlos Sainz explains his Hungarian GP contact with Oscar Piastri, citing disabled blue lights, a blind spot and a costly five-second penalty.
Charles Leclerc says Ferrari’s Hungarian GP result exposed a troubling gap between expectations and performance, with inconsistency and a poor start proving costly.
Ferrari’s SF-26 missed the Hungarian GP podium despite its expected chassis advantage, as strategy errors and inconsistent race pace undermined Hamilton and Leclerc.
Lewis Hamilton says inconsistent stewarding has cost him valuable points after four penalties across three recent Formula 1 race weekends.
Max Verstappen reveals his Red Bull suffered damage during the Hungarian GP, where an oversteery car and soft-tyre gamble still produced second place.
Liam Lawson praises Racing Bulls’ two-stop strategy after turning 11th on the grid into a Hungarian GP top-10 finish.
Max Verstappen was stunned by Red Bull’s Hungarian GP podium, achieved despite persistent oversteer, qualifying problems and damage to the car.
Carlos Sainz and Oscar Piastri give contrasting accounts of their Hungarian GP contact, which cost Williams a strong result and ended Piastri’s winning chances.