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Ferrari admits 'must do better' after errors cost victory in Hungary
Leclerc and Hamilton finish fourth and fifth as Norris wins; team rues missed opportunity
Tobia Marenghi298 wordsEdition №61Thursday, 30 July 2026 — Edition № 61
Ferrari must "do better" after a series of errors at the Hungarian Grand Prix cost the team a potential victory, according to the BBC's analysis of the race on Sunday.
Lando Norris claimed his first grand prix win of the season for McLaren, while Ferrari's Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton finished fourth and fifth respectively — a result the BBC described as "Ferrari floundering" despite the car appearing to be the fastest in practice.
The BBC's F1 correspondent Andrew Benson wrote that Norris and McLaren were "almost perfect" while mistakes piled up for the Scuderia. A separate BBC report on Monday quoted the team acknowledging: "Ferrari must 'do better' after errors in Hungary."