Hello, welcome to The Ringer F1 show, part of the Ringer podcast network.

I am your host, Megan Schuster, and we are here to talk about the 2025 Hungarian Grand Prix.

Mando Naurus wins the race and cuts his deficit in the driver's championship standings to just nine points.

Oscar Piastri finishes second and George Russell takes third.

Rounding at the rest of the top 10 are Charles Leclair, Fernando Alonzo, Gabriel Bordeletto,

Lance Stroll, Liam Lawson, Max Rastappen, and Kimi Antonelli.

We've got a lot to talk about today from some tire strategy decisions to another McLaren battle at the top to some early silly season developments.

And joining me to get into all of it is Spanors. Spanors, it is a Monday morning for me. It is a Monday for you.

How are you? How are you feeling about all of the Hungary developments?

Well, in theory, Meg, we should have

nearly 24 hours worth of extra information. We could have been analysing all the data, but I've

done none of that. I've really tried to recreate the fresh reaction, feeling and vibe. But there have

been quite interesting things that have come out that we wouldn't normally have access to, like the stewards report for Vastappen and Hamilton, the comments coming from Vestappen defending that move on the inside of turn four.

So we have got a more rounded picture, but don't worry, this will still be pretty much what Megan Spanners reckon.

Yes, there's been actually a lot of very fascinating driver comments over the last day,

including some more Eeyore-esque stuff from One Lewis Hamilton.

We got a little bit of a clarification from Charles Leclair on his in-race radio comments,

which we will get into.

But I want to start with McLaren and kind of another disparate strategy race from them.

In the early part of the race, it seemed almost like Lando was going to get the bad end of the strategy here.

Piastri got sort of the preferential pit stop.

I think it was around lap 18 when he was chasing

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