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Hungarian GP Grid Penalties Reshuffle Order for Norris-Led Field
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Hungarian GP Grid Penalties Reshuffle Order for Norris-Led Field

Lewis Hamilton and Kimi Antonelli have both received three-place grid penalties for the Hungarian Grand Prix, promoting Lando Norris to pole position. The sanctions, stemming from an impeding incident and a yellow-flag violation respectively, reshuffle the top of the grid ahead of the final race before the summer break.

3 Aug 2026

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