Summary

  • Norris holds on to win ahead of Piastri

  • Piastri attacked Norris on fresher tyres at end

  • Norris tried alternative tyre strategy after losing places at start

  • Russell completes podium in third, polesitter Leclerc fourth

  • Hulkenberg handed penalty for jumping start

  • Bearman out

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Live Reporting

Lorraine McKenna

  1. Lap 68/70

    The run down to Turn One has the crowds on their feet. Oscar Piastri peeps up on Lando Norris at the first corner but doesn't make a move just yet. Corner after corner the cars stick together but it's Norris who stays ahead.

  2. Lap 67/70

    The slow cars have been cleared by the McLarens, so it's clear track for Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri now. The Briton is 0.722 seconds ahead of the Australian, with 16 points separating them in the drivers' championship.

    Lando NorrisGetty Images

  3. Sam Bird
    Formula E driver on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

    That traffic has really hampered Lando Norris and his tyres.

    Lando NorrisGetty Images

  4. Lap 66/70

    Isack Hadjar takes his warning and lets the McLarens pass without interfering. Oscar Piastri is now only six tenths off Lando Norris, so we should see the two battle pretty soon.

  5. 'There might be a spot of rain but I don't think it's going to stick'

    Jennie Gow
    F1 pit-lane reporter at the Hungaroring

    I don't think the rain is going to hit the circuit, but actually the sun is starting to shine again and it's getting brighter down here. There might be a spot of rain but I don't think it's going to stick.

  6. Lap 64/70

    Lewis Hamilton is given a blue flag as the McLarens make their way through, just as Ferrari team-mate Charles Leclerc is noted for that fight with George Russell.

    Lando Norris is leading but Oscar Piastri is creeping up behind, while Isack Hadjar is also welcomed into the blue flag club.

  7. 'Russell held his own and got the move done'

    Lap 63/70

    Sam Bird
    Formula E driver on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

    That was a late defence from Charles Leclerc, really on the limit of what is allowed in the rule book, but George Russell held his own and got his elbows out and got the move done.

    George RussellGetty Images

  8. Russell overtakes Leclerc for P3

    Lap 62/70

    The radio message is angry from George Russell after that first scrap with Charles Leclerc, as he thinks the Ferrari man moved under braking.

    Russell goes for take two and the pair almost touch - the Mercedes man is back on the radio to say Leclerc should be penalised - but he's taken the final podium spot to the dismay of polesitter Leclerc.

  9. Lap 61/70

    George Russell is trying to attack Charles Leclerc and as he spies his chance to pass heading into Turn One, the Ferrari man closes the door firmly. Leclerc stays in third, Russell has to stick with fourth for another lap.

  10. Sam Bird
    Formula E driver on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

    This is getting very tense, there are battles for the podium everywhere you look between the Ferrari and the Mercedes and the two McLarens slugging it out.

  11. Lap 60/70

    As the laps tick down, it looks like we're going to see a championship fight between Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri. The Briton is 2.5 seconds ahead of the Australian. Chose your fighter.

  12. Lap 59/70

    The Williams of Alex Albon moves out of the way sharpish to let Charles Leclerc get chased by the Mercedes of George Russell free of bother. The Ferrari is still ahead of Russell, but Leclerc is definitely feeling the heat of the Silver Arrow.

    George RussellGetty Images

  13. Lap 58/70

    The time gap continues to come down between the top two but Oscar Piastri in second isn't catching leader Lando Norris quite as quickly as he probably would've hoped.

    LAndo NorrisGetty Images

  14. Lap 57/70

    Nico Hulkenberg and Yuki Tsunoda are under investigation for an incident at Turn One, the Sauber of Hulkenberg running wide as the two jostled for position.

    Charles Leclerc is dropping further off the pace of the McLarens now.

  15. Andrew Benson
    BBC F1 correspondent at the Hungaroring

    The title fight has been calm so far this year [apart from Canada] but what we're hearing today is the intensity of the desire from both Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris.

  16. Lap 56/70

    Oscar Piastri is closing in on team-mate and title rival Lando Norris. His cut the gap to 4.8 seconds now, the Australian on fresher hard rubber compared to the Briton, who is making the one stop work on his hard compound.

  17. Lap 55/70

    George Russell is the quickest man on track at the moment in fourth, so could Charles Leclerc lose out on a podium place completely? McLaren think there could be some rain in the air...

  18. Sam Bird
    Formula E driver on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

    Something is clearly not working very well on Charles Leclerc's car. It worked well when he was in clean air but in dirty air, as we saw with the McLaren, it's not working well for the Ferrari driver.

  19. Lap 54/70

    While Charles Leclerc thinks he has no pace, the McLaren one running in one and two, with Lando Norris five seconds clear of Oscar Piastri.

  20. Leclerc says car 'undriveable'

    Lap 53/70

    From grabbing pole on Saturday, albeit a surprise one, to his race unraveling on Sunday. Charles Leclerc is venting his frustrations on the team radio. He says the team should've listened to him and then they wouldn't have had these issues. But we don't know what the issues are, so we'll have to see what he says after the race. For now, the car is "undriveable".