P1racenews AI automatic summary:
Five drivers who impressed at F1 Hungarian Grand Prix, and five who go home unhappy
In the 2025 F1 Hungarian Grand Prix, Crash.net’s reporter Lewis Larkam highlighted the standout performers and underperformers of the race. Lando Norris emerged as a winner, securing victory for McLaren with a strategic one-stop approach after a challenging start to the race.
On the other hand, Lewis Hamilton faced disappointment, struggling throughout the weekend and finishing in 12th place after a disappointing qualifying session.
George Russell excelled for Mercedes, benefiting from a rear suspension change to secure a podium finish in Budapest, showcasing improved performance for the Silver Arrows.
In contrast, Charles Leclerc and Ferrari experienced a sharp decline in performance, with Leclerc going from pole position to frustration due to a sudden loss of pace, casting doubt on Ferrari’s competitive potential moving forward.
Fernando Alonso and Aston Martin celebrated a positive outcome, with Alonso leading the team to a noteworthy performance in the Hungarian Grand Prix.
