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Lando Norris says he remains in the Formula One world championship title fight with Max Verstappen and believes his McLaren team can take it to the wire

There's something about the Hungaroring and first-time Formula 1 winners. Perhaps it's the flowing layout of the course north-east of Budapest, with almost kart-circuit-like characteristics. Allied to the difficulty to overtake, which puts much more value on a good qualifying session, it makes it a happy hunting ground for maiden…

Lando Norris has started from pole position five times during his Formula 1 career. Of those five times, he has never led the race at the end of lap 1.

Damned if they do. Damned if they don't. After weeks of missed opportunities and subsequent scrutiny into how it fluffed their lines, McLaren finally did it.

McLaren may have delivered a dominant 1-2 at Formula 1’s Hungarian Grand Prix, but it did not come without controversy thanks to the late team orders controversy.

McLaren teammates swapped positions late on after team orders

Verstappen's frustration boiled over during a disappointing fifth-place finish.

Never mind the controversy surrounding his first Grand Prix triumph, Oscar Piastri says his shoey-free victory in Hungary could not have tasted sweeter.

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Lando Norris admitted he thought of disobeying team orders and winning the Hungarian F1 Grand Prix ahead of his McLaren teammate Oscar Piastri

What looked set to be a comfortable 1-2 for McLaren was overshadowed by the controversy over Formula 1 team orders, as Lando Norris appeared set to defy the team.