Lando Norris held on from a late siege from Oscar Piastri to win the Hungarian Grand Prix, having gambled on a one-stop strategy and hunkered down in the final 10 laps to close in on his team-mate's Formula 1 championship lead.
The Briton soaked up a barrage of moves from Piastri late in the race at Turn 1, one culminating in a lock-up for the championship leader, but held on to convert a somewhat risky strategy – one arguably made possible by a difficult opening stint.
