Oscar Piastri achieved his first Formula 1 Grand Prix victory at the Hungarian GP, becoming the 115th winner in F1 history and the first driver born in the 2000s to win a race. The victory was marked by controversy as McLaren's strategic pit stop decisions led to Lando Norris initially overtaking Piastri, only for Norris to be ordered to relinquish the lead in the final laps. Despite the strategic mishap, Piastri led most of the race and expressed gratitude to his fans and team. The race also saw McLaren securing a 1-2 finish, boosting their position in the Constructors' Championship. Piastri's win has drawn comparisons to F1 legends and has sparked discussions about his potential as a future great in the sport.