Norris oo booska koowaad ka galaya Grand Prix-ga Hungary iyadoo Hamilton iyo Antonelli ay ciqaab kasheegteen

Tartanka Grand Prix-ga Hungary wuxuu ka dhacayaa Axad, 26 July 2026, magaalada Budapest, isagoo ka kooban 70 wareeg. Lando Norris wuxuu ka bilaabayaa booska pole-ka, taasoo ah middii ugu horreysay tan iyo Las Vegas November 2025.

Qaabeynta Xariiqda iyo Ciqaabaha

Lewis Hamilton wuxuu helay ciqaab saddex-meelood ah oo xariiqda sababtoo ah carqaladaynta Oscar Piastri, laakiin waxaa loo dalacsiiyay booska labaad. Charles Leclerc ayaa xariiqda ka galayaa booska labaad, halka Piastri iyo Max Verstappen ay marayaan safka labaad.

Kimi Antonelli wuxuu helay ciqaab saddex-meelood ah sababtoo ah xawaare xad-dhaaf ah oo hoos yimid calammada jaallaha ah. George Russell wuxuu ka bilaabayaa booska toddobaad, iyadoo Antonelli uu horseeyo Hamilton 45 dhibcood iyo Russell 50 dhibcood.

Hadalka Norris iyo Taariikhda McLaren

Norris wuxuu u sheegay Sky Sports F1: 'We are in new man's land. It's our first time at the front, so we'll see what we can learn as we go and how we can adapt. I expect a very tough race, but it's not impossible.'. McLaren waxay dhammaystireen kaalinta koowaad iyo labaad labadii sano ee la soo dhaafay Hungary.

Guushii ugu dambeysay ee McLaren waxay timid Norris oo ku guuleystay Brazil siddeed bilood ka hor. Kooxdu waxay heshay afar podium oo kaliya tobankii tartan ee ugu horreeyay ee xeerarka cusub. Norris wuxuu ciqaab 10-meelood ah ka helay Spa-Francorchamps.

Dagaalka Hamilton iyo Antonelli

Hamilton wuxuu helay ciqaab markii seddexaad oo isku xigi ta, isagoo leh: 'I think the car is just strong all around... we're fighting at the front for wins'. Hungaroring way adag tahay in lagu dhaafo sababtoo ah waddo toosan oo yar, laakiin xoogga taayirka ayaa sareynaya.

Antonelli wuxuu yidhi: 'The race is not going to be easy. Overtaking is going to be difficult...' iyo 'Our long run pace on Friday was good too...'. Lammaanaha Mercedes lama ay dagaallin tan iyo Canada. Baahintu waa 12.30pm, tartanka 2pm.

Pole-sitter Norris says McLaren are in uncharted territory ahead of Sunday's 70-lap Budapest race

Lando Norris will start from pole at the Hungarian Grand Prix in Budapest on Sunday, 26 July 2026, his first since Las Vegas last November. Lewis Hamilton and Kimi Antonelli incurred grid penalties, reshaping the front rows for the 70-lap race.

Norris on pole as grid order shifts

Norris took pole position for the Hungarian GP, with Charles Leclerc promoted to second after Hamilton's three-place penalty for impeding Oscar Piastri. Piastri and Max Verstappen fill the second row. George Russell starts seventh after Antonelli's yellow-flag penalty.

McLaren finished first and second in Hungary in each of the last two years but scored only four podiums in the first 10 races of F1's new rules era. Norris said: 'We are in new man's land. It's our first time at the front, so we'll see what we can learn as we go and how we can adapt. I expect a very tough race, but it's not impossible.'

Penalised drivers plan recovery

Hamilton, penalised by stewards for the third straight weekend, said: 'I think the car is just strong all around. I think the team have done a really great job, and a really big thank you to everyone back at the factory for continuing to push and to bring parts each weekend.' He also noted the car is 'night and day different' from last year.

Antonelli leads Hamilton by 45 points and Russell by 50 in the standings. He said: 'The race is not going to be easy. Overtaking is going to be difficult, and we are now starting much further back that we could have been.' He added: 'Our long run pace on Friday was good too so we will be doing everything we can to fight for the win.'

Race conditions and broadcast

The Hungaroring offers limited overtaking due to few straights, but high tyre degradation should allow varied strategies. The Mercedes team-mates have not battled on track since Canada, where they nearly collided several times, adding interest to their recovery efforts.

Build-up begins at 12.30pm with the race at 2pm on Sunday, broadcast live on Sky Sports F1 and Sky Sports Main Event, and streamed via NOW. The article was published on Saturday 25 July 2026 at 20:35 UK time.