Norris made an unlikely one-stop strategy work for victory, resisting his team-mate's late attacks at the Hungaroring

Lando Norris fell from third to fifth on the opening lap of the Hungarian Grand Prix, but 70 laps later he crossed the line first for a thrilling win.

Lando Norris held off a late attack from McLaren team-mate Oscar Piastri to win the Hungarian Grand Prix. Norris' controlled, defensive drive in an intense race with the two title rivals on divergent strategies reduces his deficit to Piastri in the championship to nine points heading into Formula 1's summer break.