F1, GP d'Ungheria: McLaren è TORNATA! Ferrari spreca tutto, Antonelli impressiona

The Hungarian GP closes the first half of the Formula 1 season and officially opens the summer break, but it also leaves plenty of technical points to analyze. Here's a summary of everything that happened in Budapest: Lando Norris's extraordinary victory, McLaren's growth thanks to new updates, Kimi Antonelli's weekend of absolute maturity, and Ferrari's missed opportunities. The summer break will be crucial to prepare for the return to the track at Zandvoort, where new aerodynamic packages will arrive and could further alter the balance of the championship. McLaren was the undisputed star of the Hungarian weekend: the new floor and aerodynamic modifications have given the car greater downforce, more stability, and much more effective handling in medium-fast corners, as Andrea Stella also explained. The development package, however, is only the first of three planned updates: other components will arrive at Zandvoort, and the evolution will be completed in Baku. Mercedes, without having the best car, once again managed to limit the damage thanks to an increasingly convincing Kimi Antonelli. A smart race, built on strategy, tire management, and great maturity, allowed them to consolidate their championship lead despite a challenging weekend. Ferrari leaves Budapest with many regrets. Two incidents compromised the result, from Hamilton's impeding to penalties, to strategies that prevented them from fully exploiting the potential of the SF-26. An extraordinary performance from Max Verstappen, once again able to achieve a result that was superior to Red Bull's true potential thanks to a flawless race and spectacular overtaking moves. Follow Matteo Bobbi on social media!   / matteobobbi   X https://twitter.com/matteobobbi?lang=it