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Matt Majendie

Lando Norris insists he didn't 'give up' race win to Oscar Piastri in controversial Hungarian Grand Prix

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Lando Norris admitted he only had himself to blame for his failure to win yesterday’s Hungarian Grand Prix, which ended in controversial fashion.

The pole-sitting Brit struggled off the start line and briefly dropped back to third place as teammate Oscar Piastri took the lead and pulled out an advantage.

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