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How did the world react to a nail-biting Hungarian Grand Prix? RacingNews365 takes a look at the big stories being reported from across the globe!
Lando Norris achieved a surprise victory in the Hungarian Grand Prix with a one-stop strategy, moving from fifth to first after the first lap. He fended off a late challenge from Oscar Piastri, the current title leader, who leads by nine points going into the F1 summer break. George Russell took the final podium spot behind the McLaren duo, as Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton struggled, finishing ninth and 12th, respectively. Various media outlets around the world reacted to the 14th round of the F1 season, providing insights and analysis from different perspectives.
The Times from the UK featured Toto Wolff’s comments on Hamilton’s performance, highlighting the need for a reliable car for Hamilton to win an eighth world championship. De Telegraaf from the Netherlands focused on Red Bull’s struggles and Marko’s revelation that the team discovered the cause of their problems in Hungary. La Gazzetta dello Sport from Italy emphasized Hamilton’s challenging weekend and his reflections on the difficulties faced at the Hungaroring. The Washington Post in the US highlighted Hamilton’s comments about having “a lot going on in the background” after another tough race. BILD from Germany reported on Verstappen acknowledging that he won’t win races with their current performance level.
