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McLaren's Hungary Win Impresses Mercedes Amid Performance Challenges

Autosport+ 1 moreAlso covering thisCrashThu 30 Jul · 13:02 UTCupdated Tue 18 Aug · 17:10 UTCSave0 commentscomments
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McLaren achieved a notable victory at the Hungarian Grand Prix, showcasing significant improvements in their performance. Mercedes expressed admiration for Lando Norris' success while also focusing on enhancing their own reliability and competitiveness.

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McLaren leaves Mercedes impressed after dominant Hungary winMercedes was impressed by Lando Norris' victory aboard the upgraded McLaren at last weekend's Hungarian Grand Prix, while detailing its own efforts to improve both reliability and performance. Norris ended Mercedes' perfect pole record during 2026 in Budapest before going on to dominate Sunday's race for the Woking outfit’s first grand prix win of the season. It came after McLaren fitted a ... Keep readingAutosportFirst to reportRead →Thu 30 Jul · 13:02 UTCToto Wolff caveats McLaren's Hungary victory after Mercedes' performance dipMcLaren vaulted up the order to win in Hungary after a difficult start to the Formula 1 season.CrashRead →Sat 1 Aug · 08:00 UTC
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