Ferrari wrecks another of Charles Leclerc's races, gifting Max Verstappen an 80-point lead
Max Verstappen won the Hungarian Grand Prix after another Ferrari strategy blunder cost Charles Leclerc a probable victory.
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Swimming Star Chad Le Clos Equals Commonwealth Gmes' Medals Record
South African swimming star Chad le Clos won his 18th Commonwealth Games medal on Sunday to equal the all-time record after taking silver in the men's 200m butterfly. The 30-year-old came to Birmingham with 17 medals across three Games and has now pulled level with shooters Michael Gault and Phil Adams.
Norris wary of 62-second gap for McLaren to make up
Lando Norris was pleased with his effort in the Hungarian Grand Prix, but the massive gap to the top three teams is a cause for concern.
Binotto: Ferrari 'didn't have pace' to win in Hungary, regardless of strategy error
Ferrari team boss Mattia Binotto has said that the car was not quick enough to win, regardless of the team’s botched strategy involving Charles Leclerc.
Verstappen wins Hungarian Grand Prix to extend title lead
BUDAPEST: Max Verstappen produced a calculated and blemish-free performance to win the Hungarian Grand Prix from 10th on the grid on Sunday and tighten his grip on the Formula One world championship.The Red Bull world champion registered his eighth win of the season and 28th of his career ahead of Mercedes duo, Lewis Hamilton and pole-sitter George Russell.With Charles Leclerc hampered by another bout of questionable pit lane strategy to come in sixth, Verstappen extended his lead over the Ferrari driver to 80 points going into the summer break.“What a race. I think we stayed calm and we won it,” said the elated Dutchman.While Russell will have been disappointed not to notch up his first win from pole it was still another good result for Mercedes, who after their early season struggles had their second successive double podium finish.“Great work guys, what a result for the team.
Red Bull's Max Verstappen storms back from 10th place start to win Hungarian Grand Prix
Max Verstappen sealed his 8th victory of the 2022 Formula One season and his 28th overall, as the Championship leader made up nine places to secure a famous win at the Hungarian Grand Prix in Budapest. Verstappen, who started the race in 10th place after a power unit issue in qualifying, had it all to do to make up the positions on track to be able to fight for the victory.
Engine parts change for Verstappen in Hungary
Red Bull may need to change parts on Max Verstappen's power unit ahead of the Hungarian GP on Sunday.
Ben Proud completes eight-year legacy by winning back Commonwealth Gold
Plymouth swimmer Ben Proud said his Gold medal in the 50m Butterfly at the Commonwealth Games completed an eight-year legacy. The 27-year-old continued his stunning 2022 in Birmingham in setting a Games record in winning the title in 22.81 on Saturday night. Tzen Wei Teong of Singapore took the silver medal in 23.21. Cameron Gray of New Zealand winning the bronze in 23.27.