Verstappen Wins Hungarian Grand Prix, Sets New Record
Dominant Victory for Red Bull Driver
Seventh Consecutive Win for the Dutchman
Budapest, Hungary - Max Verstappen claimed the Hungarian Grand Prix on Sunday, setting a new record for consecutive race wins in Formula 1.
Starting from second on the grid, the Red Bull driver made a strong start and quickly overtook pole-sitter George Russell into the first corner. From there, Verstappen controlled the race from the front, building up a comfortable lead.
Despite a late Safety Car period, Verstappen remained unchallenged and cruised to victory, securing his seventh consecutive race win.
The victory extends Verstappen's championship lead to 80 points, putting him in a commanding position with just nine races remaining in the season.
Verstappen's dominance and record-breaking run have cemented his status as a formidable force in Formula 1. His remarkable consistency and speed have left his rivals struggling to keep up.
As the season reaches its climax, all eyes will be on Verstappen to see if he can continue his winning streak and claim his second World Championship title.
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