Team by team analysis of the Hungarian Grand Prix

Team by team analysis of Sunday's Hungarian Formula One Grand Prix at Budapest's Hungaroring, the 11th round of the 22 race season (teams listed in championship order):

RED BULL (Max Verstappen 1, Sergio Perez 3)

Red Bull's 12th win in a row (11 out of 11 for this season) and Verstappen's seventh in a succession and ninth of 2023, 44th of his career. He led every lap and also took fastest lap to go 110 points clear of Perez. Verstappen qualified on the front row and seized the lead at the first corner. His winning margin of 33.731 seconds was the biggest since 2021. Perez started ninth on the grid, with the hard tyres for a long stint before mediums, and carved his way through the field.

MERCEDES (Lewis Hamilton 4, George Russell 6)

Hamilton, a record eight-time winner in Hungary, started on pole for the 104th time in his career and with medium tyres. Verstappen and the McLarens dropped him to fourth at the first corner. He pitted on lap 16 for hards and lap 49 for mediums. Russell started 18th on the hards after a qualifying error, pitting for mediums on laps 28 and 46. He was seventh at the finish, moving up when Leclerc had a five-second penalty added.

ASTON MARTIN (Fernando Alonso 9, Lance Stroll 10)

Aston Martin at least got a double points finish. Alonso dropped a place from eighth at the start. Stroll was one of only four drivers who started on the soft tyres. Both drivers made two stops - laps 20 and 43 for Alonso and nine and 34 for Stroll, who started 14th.

FERRARI (Charles Leclerc 7, Carlos Sainz 8)

Leclerc started on used mediums and passed Guanyu Zhou for fifth at the start. He lost around seven seconds at his first stop on lap 17 when a wheel gun failed. He stopped again on lap 43 for more hards but was handed a