Max Verstappen rubbed salt into Ferrari wounds by claiming his Hungarian Grand Prix victory was made possible by the decisions of Red Bull's "very good" strategist Hannah Schmitz.
The Dutchman drove from 10th place on the grid to win the race quite comfortably, with Lewis Hamilton his nearest challenger. For Ferrari, however, it was another weekend to forget as their latest strategy shocker cost Charles Leclerc the chance to compete for the victory.
Despite having the data from other teams to guide them, the Italians decided to pit Leclerc and change to the hard compound. But in the low track temperatures the Monegasque struggled to get any heat into the tyres and fell back through the order, limping home in sixth place.
