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Max Verstappen wins the 2023 Bristish Grand Prix
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Is McLaren going to fight at the top now or it's a fluke?
We'll have to see.
Hungary is a totally different track, so if they're also quick there then we may be in for some fun!
The interesting part is that McLaren were fast in the corners, so that's a good sign for Hungary.
That's a good point, actually. His sector 2 pace was what kept him ahead of Ham.
The fight with Hamilton showed that their car is doing great on top speed and high speed corners, but not low speed corners. I wonβt be surprised if slower circuits will see them dropping back around front of midfield.