Closest finish of 2025 earns McLaren their 200th win

The Hungarian Grand Prix delivered a statistical feast, highlighted by McLaren's dominant performance. Lando Norris clinched victory by a mere 0.698 seconds over teammate Oscar Piastri, securing McLaren's 200th Grand Prix win and their fourth consecutive one-two finish—a feat last seen in 1988. George Russell secured P3 for Mercedes, his sixth podium of the season. Notably, pole-sitter Charles Leclerc finished P4, continuing a five-year streak of pole failing to convert to a win in Hungary. Fernando Alonso achieved Aston Martin’s best result with P5. Meanwhile, World Champion Max Verstappen finished a surprising P9, marking his fourth consecutive race off the podium.