Hungary - Race
Lando Norris surprised everyone when he took the pole position during Saturday's qualifying. In a season marked by Mercedes dominance, seeing a front row without a single silver arrow only made the fans more excited to watch the last race before the summer break. The Hungarian Grand Prix did not disappoint, delivering a race filled with surprises, heartbreaks, and, as has often been the case in the 2026 season, penalties. Although Norris began the race at the very front, he didn't get to enjoy the lead for long, as he was almost immediately overtaken by his teammate, Oscar Piastri. Behind the battle of the two McLarens, Charles Leclerc noted a terrible race start that put him behind both Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton. Still, he was not the driver for whom the first lap was the most disappointing. Due to a failure of his anti-stall system, George Russell could not get his Mercedes moving and thus fell towards the very back of the grid. Although he slowly made his way up the...