Autosport Podcast: F1 Hungarian GP review
Max Verstappen’s dominant Hungarian Grand Prix victory saw Red Bull break the record for most consecutive Formula 1 wins.
Including last year’s Abu Dhabi GP triumph, Red Bull has won the last 12 races which surpasses McLaren’s 11 straight victories set during the 1988 season.
Verstappen was in dominant form once again, winning by over 33 seconds from McLaren’s Lando Norris, who kept clear of Sergio Perez who completed the podium on his charge from ninth on the grid.
Meanwhile, it was a nightmare race for Alpine who saw both Esteban Ocon and Pierre Gasly forced to retire with damage from a first turn clash triggered by Zhou Guanyu, while Daniel Ricciardo made his F1 comeback at AlphaTauri.
Autosport chief editor Kevin Turner is joined by Grand Prix editor Alex Kalinauckas and F1 editor Matt Kew alongside host Martyn Lee to look back at the 2023 Hungarian GP.
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