Norris wins Hungarian GP, Antonelli extends lead

Lando Norris ended an eight-month Formula 1 victory drought by winning the Hungarian Grand Prix on Sunday, crossing the line ahead of Max Verstappen and championship leader Kimi Antonelli. Norris started on pole but lost the lead to teammate Oscar Piastri at turn two, only to regain it after Piastri was delayed by a collision while lapping Carlos Sainz Jr. Piastri later retired with a broken gearbox. Source: AP News Norris called his McLaren "unbelievable" and said "we were flying." Source: AP News

Championship battle

Antonelli finished third and extended his standings lead to 50 points over Lewis Hamilton, who was fifth after a pit-lane speeding penalty. George Russell struggled with a near-stall and finished seventh, dropping 59 points behind Antonelli. Source: Al Jazeera Antonelli's recovery from a grid penalty underscored his title credentials. Source: CNA

• Norris's win was his first full Grand Prix victory since São Paulo in November, though he won a sprint in Miami in May. Source: AP News
• Hamilton's penalty was his fourth in three race weekends, drawing frustration from the seven-time champion. Source: AP News
• The race was the last before the mid-season break; the next round is the Dutch Grand Prix on August 23. Source: Al Jazeera