The top three drivers have reached the podium and today we get to hear the Australian national anthem.

If you cast your minds back to last year's celebrations, Lando Norris smashed Max Verstappen's winner's trophy with his bottle bang. He actually took a trip to the factory ahead of this weekend's race to see how they were made and to get a special, hand-painted helmet.

Imagine the headlines if he did it to Oscar's trophy...

On lap 59, I asked if you were Lando Norris, would you move over and let Oscar Piastri through into the race lead.

Oooh you lot are ruthless. 8144 said no, while 2050 gave the thumbs up to say yes.

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"It's a hell of a lot of fun racing with McLaren," says Oscar Piastri in his post-race interview.

You must have loads of questions after that race, so don't keep them to yourself, send them in to us.

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Now, Oscar Piastri isn't the most excitable guy - he's more in the laidback, Kimi Raikkonen mould - but the Australian sounded very subdued over the team radio when he crossed the line for his very first F1 win.

The last time McLaren finished one-two in a race was the Italian Grand Prix in 2021. On that day, Lando Norris was again the runner-up, this time to his former team-mate Daniel Ricciardo.

Marc Priestley
Former F1 mechanic on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

That's seven winners in 13 races, Formula1 is in a great place where anyone can win a grand prix.

Yep, and we're going to soak up every minute of it, Harry!

Lando Norris makes it a McLaren one-two in second, Lewis Hamilton is on the podium again in third and Max Verstappen finishes in fourth place, but the Dutchman is under investigation for that contact with the Mercedes of Hamilton.

Charles Leclerc comes home in fifth spot to complete the top five.

Harry Benjamin
BBC F1 Commentator

There will be questions asked long into the night about how McLaren have gone about winning this grand prix.

The post-race interviews are going to be dynamite. The McLaren debrief will be blockbuster, too. Is Drive to Survive there? I might watch if they are.

Here comes Oscar Piastri to the line...

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Marc Priestley
Former F1 mechanic on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

I am amazed that Hamilton has managed to continue as has Verstappen after really heavy contact.

Oscar Piastri leads Lando Norris. The Australian is close to a maiden F1 win. Lewis Hamilton is in third place.

Marc Priestley
Former F1 mechanic on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

The problem is Lando shouldn't have any issue with Oscar, it's the issue with Lando and the team. This is embarrassing for McLaren because it played out in public.

Can Lando Norris pass Oscar Piastri fair and square now? The advantage is only 0.7seconds between the McLaren team-mates now as we reach the conclusion of this Hungarian Grand Prix.

Marc Priestley
Former F1 mechanic on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

The biggest criticism for me is the way McLaren have handled this.

Oscar Piastri is back in the lead of this race. Lando Norris moves aside and lets Australian Piastri head the field.

As the laps tick down, it looks like Lando Norris has made his decision. But here comes another message: "Please do it now!"

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Harry Benjamin
BBC F1 Commentator

You don't slow down in Formula 1 to let a team-mate through, so you know where Norris is coming from.

My jaw is on the floor, this is emotional blackmail.

Marc Priestley
Former F1 mechanic on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

I don't think I've ever seen a race like this with so much drama behind the scenes. This is absolutely fascinating, but this is something that has got to being managed.