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Lewis Hamilton reveals the embarrassing reason Max Verstappen overtook him at Hungarian Grand Prix

Lewis Hamilton addresses a critical error that allowed Max Verstappen to overtake him during the Hungarian Grand Prix.

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Lewis Hamilton has revealed the reason Max Verstappen was able to overtake him at the Hungarian Grand Prix, a detail described by F1 Oversteer as embarrassing. Coverage from ESPN and The Race focuses on Verstappen's performance, noting that the driver described his Red Bull car as 'broken' and 'degrading' throughout the event.

Despite these issues, Formula 1 reports that 'spicy' strategy calls assisted Verstappen in securing a P2 finish. Further analysis is expected as Martin Brundle has expressed intrigue regarding Verstappen's podium finish despite the technical struggles cited by the driver.

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How did Max Verstappen perform at the Hungarian GP?

Verstappen secured a podium finish, specifically P2, despite calling his Red Bull car 'broken'.

What contributed to Verstappen's second-place finish?

According to Formula 1, 'spicy' strategy calls helped his result.

What was Verstappen's view of his car during the race?

He stated that the Red Bull was 'degrading' and getting worse and worse.

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