P1racenews AI automatic summary:
Lando Norris led a McLaren 1-2 in FP1 for the Hungarian Grand Prix, a session that featured a clear and persistent threat to the McLaren dominance and two ‘new’ drivers to evaluate
Lando Norris performed exceptionally, leading a McLaren 1-2 in FP1 at the Hungarian Grand Prix. Charles Leclerc posed a strong challenge to McLaren’s dominance, with Norris showcasing his supremacy at the top of the time sheets. Despite initial lead, Norris flat-spotted his tires, allowing Piastri to close the gap. Leclerc, boosted by recent successes, was within striking distance of Norris, with Hadjar impressing in fourth. Hamilton struggled with his Mercedes, while Verstappen and Tsunoda faced challenges with Red Bull and their tires. Felipe Drugovich and Paul Aron also had mixed performances as stand-in drivers, adding to the dynamics of the session.
