Everything you need to know for the Hungarian Grand Prix The aim is to score a good haul of points and keep pushing for the highest possible position
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Everything you need to know for the Hungarian Grand Prix The aim is to score a good haul of points and keep pushing for the highest possible position
School’s out for summer!
Well, not quite. Before Formula 1 enters its annual summer shutdown, there’s the not-so-small matter of the Hungarian Grand Prix. Dubbed ‘Monaco without walls’, the Hungaroring is an altogether different test to the one we faced at a fast, flowing Silverstone a fortnight ago.
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2021 Austrian Grand Prix
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2021 Austrian Grand Prix
Red Bull Ring, Sunday 4 July
Hear from McLaren Formula 1 drivers Lando Norris and Daniel Ricciardo, and Team Principal Andreas Seidl after the Austrian Grand Prix.
LANDO NORRIS, #4
I m extremely happy with today’s result. Another podium and a lot of points for us as a team. A very good day. The only thing that s disappointing is the fact we could ve been P2, but at the same time that s also a big positive. Our pace today was extremely strong, especially in the second stint against very fast cars and against Mercedes. A lot of positives and altogether a very good day – a huge thank you to the whole team for their hard work and giving me such a great car. We ll keep pushing to take this momentum into our home race at Silverstone in a couple of weeks.
Triple threat
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Triple threat
How McLaren has tackled the first triple-header of the F1 season
Three grands prix in three weeks. A triple-header in Formula 1 presents a very different kind of triple threat. This weekend’s Austrian Grand Prix marks the final leg of the first triple-header of the 2021 season, so we caught up with Piers Thynne, McLaren Racing Executive Director, Operations, to understand how the team has risen to the challenge.
When we caught up with you earlier in the year, you explained how January and February are the toughest months for the production team. How does this part of the season compare when you re in the thick of a triple-header?