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The McLaren drivers’ eventual split-strategy certainly made for a gripping end to Formula 1’s Hungarian GP. But was it handled fairly?
The McLaren drivers’ split-strategy added excitement to the end of the Hungarian Grand Prix, with Oscar Piastri expressing his desire for the best chance to beat Lando Norris with a two-stop strategy. In hindsight, it could be argued that Piastri deserved the win and McLaren’s handling of the situation was fair, given the circumstances. McLaren’s decision to focus on securing a 1-2 finish and making strategic plays that maximize their chances of victory is understandable from a team perspective. Ultimately, the race outcome was a result of dynamic strategy adjustments and the drivers’ performances on the track. McLaren’s double-strategy approach ultimately paid off, securing a challenging but successful finish for both drivers.
