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Hungaroring

Car racing venue in Mogyoród, HungaryWikipedia

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Sep 15, 2026

Matt FarahHOST
48:42
No, there's other rings.
Matt FarahHOST
48:44
There's the Hungaroring.
Zack KlapmanHOST
48:45
Oh, Hungaroring.
Matt FarahHOST
48:45
There's a-
Zack KlapmanHOST
48:46
Yeah
Stuart CodlingGUEST
38:18
I was sitting in the, um...
Stuart CodlingGUEST
38:21
It was at the Hungaroring that word got around that it was going to be announced, uh, within the hour.
Stuart CodlingGUEST
38:26
So lots of people there booking their flights and accommodation before the announcement-
Kevin TurnerHOST
38:31
Ah
LawVSHOST
5:17
He dubbed it an absolute disaster.
LawVSHOST
5:20
And oh yes, can you take a guess what position that Alonso and Sainz were battling for? Ah, yes, very much reminiscent of Piastri and Sainz around the Hungaroring.
LawVSHOST
5:28
This was for the dizzying heights of- P17.
LawVSHOST
5:32
With the stewards declaring that he, Carlos, should have left more room, and the fact that they did actually make contact resulted in this just not being a slap on the wrist, but instead a five-second time penalty.

6 MINS LATER

LawVSHOST
11:48
This was not the case of them fighting for victory, or a podium, or even P10.
LawVSHOST
11:53
All I think that does is make his public swipe across the bows with Fernando all the more costly for his own standing in Formula 1.
LawVSHOST
12:00
All of that messy contact for no real reward, just like around the Hungaroring.
LawVSHOST
12:05
Carlos fighting for his life for something that's not even close to a singular point.
JohnHOST
38:05
How do you think McLaren went
AdamGUEST
38:07
this Monza? How do you think they did? I think they would have been behind the scenes disappointed coming off back-to-back wins in Zandervoort and the Hungaroring.
AdamGUEST
38:17
Obviously, both of them tracks suited McLaren.
AdamGUEST
38:21
But I think they would be secretly disappointed that they weren't up there at least competing with Max or P3 on the podium.
Giles BrownHOST
3:57
Picking is the...
Giles BrownHOST
4:00
Predicting the pecking order is anyone's guess, but the track, uh, layout will suit cars that are strong in the corners, akin to what we saw at the Hungaroring and the Zandvoort, where McLaren's Lando Norris won.
Giles BrownHOST
4:11
McLaren and Ferrari will hope to wrestle some of the momentum back off Mercedes and Kimi Antonelli following the Italian's stunning victory at Monza.
Giles BrownHOST
4:18
Avoiding a qualifying or race-ending crash for the title contenders this weekend will be pivotal, but we know that, uh, F1 drivers will push the limits, and they must all be careful when attacking the new Mad Ring because this is a track that will bite you and bite hard.
LawVSHOST
12:36
They didn't really score any points.
LawVSHOST
12:38
McLaren didn't look as potent as we had thought back at Zandvoort and around the Hungaroring.
LawVSHOST
12:43
And amidst all of that, George is losing more and more opportunities in which to get back at Kimi, and another safe P2 is not going to help him.
LawVSHOST
12:50
It might help his ego and his psyche, but it's not going to help him win his first world title, now, will it? But hey, you know, Mercedes are sitting prettily no matter which order they wind up in.
Dan MoxonPANELIST
33:22
The last time that we did have some slow and medium speed corners, McLaren did very, very well.
Dan MoxonPANELIST
33:26
They won those races at the Hungaroring and Sandvort.
Dan MoxonPANELIST
33:32
So McLaren might hope to be a little bit more competitive again than they were at Monza.
Dan MoxonPANELIST
33:36
um so i think mclaren are probably going to be the chief challengers potentially to mercedes if we get them although as i mentioned ferrari do have the slight advantage of having completed a filming day at this track they were invited by the um the organizers to
Cliona SheerinGUEST
7:50
We spoke to a couple of them in the press conference and they're very excited about the new edition and about what it can bring to the sport.
Cliona SheerinGUEST
7:56
I'm just excited to see the new car on track in general, which has already done a little bit of testing so far with Paul Aron at the Hungaroring back in June.
Cliona SheerinGUEST
8:04
Some testing also in Barcelona in July, and then it'll be delivered to the teams end of December.
Cliona SheerinGUEST
8:10
The first car will be delivered at the end of December, and they'll get their second car in January, just in time for testing at the beginning of next season in February.
Spanners ReadyHOST
57:07
And so when you get to Monza, you can make the wings really, really skinny, but you're not going to make a Monza-specific chassis.
Spanners ReadyHOST
57:15
So could it be that the teams like with really good, really good aero and downforce on their chassis, sorry, chassis for you Americans, is then it becomes a disadvantage and you get a team like Alpine in qualifying who maybe have no like great downforce points from the chassis but aren't particularly draggy as in resistance to the air that isn't generating useful downforce so maybe they're just efficient but it's not like driving the car down whereas McLaren have good efficient ways of turning that drag into downforce which they just can't strip away for Monza so I've got a feeling it might be track specific the two tracks they just won on a very similar Hungaroring and Zandvoort in terms of those kind of requirements.
Spanners ReadyHOST
57:58
So yeah, that's to me, that's not made me kind of panic or get off the Lando Norris train.
Spanners ReadyHOST
58:03
Apart from the level of dominance from Antonelli here, that's the only thing that made me think.
Hannah ElliottHOST
9:16
I mean, it's so hard these days to figure out if something's like a rendering, an AI, an actual photo.
Hannah ElliottHOST
9:25
But I'm seeing what I think is the Hungaroring Ferrari.
Hannah ElliottHOST
9:30
Hungaroring.
Hannah ElliottHOST
9:31
Yeah.
Hannah ElliottHOST
9:33
Got to spell check that one.

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