McLaren's 200th F1 grand prix win in Hungary was a good example of how it wants to go racing, says its team boss

McLaren admits that it thought the two-stop would be "the dominant strategy” at the Hungarian Grand Prix, but that didn’t stop Lando Norris from making a one-stop work

Lando Norris trimmed McLaren team-mate Oscar Piastri's lead in the drivers’ world championship to just nine points on Sunday when he switched tactics to lead him home by just 0.698 seconds in a thrilling finish at the Hungarian Grand Prix.

McLaren boss Zak Brown hailed the team's 200th Formula One win, with Lando Norris ahead of championship leader Oscar Piastri in a one-two finish in Hungary on Sunday, as close to perfect.

Lando Norris narrowly beat teammate and championship leader Oscar Piastri in the final couple of laps of the Hungarian Grand Prix as McLaren took their 200th Formula 1 win. The race ended in a showdown between the McLaren drivers on Lap 69 of 70,