In a high-octane Hungarian Grand Prix, Max Verstappen of the Red Bull team had a turbulent start that left him venting his frustrations towards his own team and competitor, Lando Norris. Starting in third position, Verstappen made a bold move by storming down the outside of pole-sitter Norris at the start of the race, but ended up going off track at turn one.

This gave Norris an opportunity to lose his lead to his McLaren teammate, Oscar Piastri, who seized the chance to take over the front spot. However, Norris also lost his second-place position as Verstappen rejoined the track ahead of him. Immediately, Norris urged Verstappen to give back the position he had gained, but the Dutch driver initially refused, claiming he had been forced off the track by Norris.

Verstappen's engineer, Gianpiero Lambiase, advised his driver to yield to Norris in order to avoid a potential penalty from the race stewards. Reluctantly, Verstappen eventually allowed Norris to regain his position, although his frustration was evident. During the exchange, Verstappen expressed his discontent over the radio, stating, "OK, so you can just drive people off the track now. You can tell the FIA that's something we'll do, just drive people off the track."

Despite this setback, Verstappen valiantly continued the race. However, his hopes for securing a higher position were dashed when he collided with Lewis Hamilton late in the race. Hamilton, undeterred by the incident, managed to finish on the podium in third place, behind Piastri and Norris.

As a result of the Hungarian Grand Prix, Verstappen now leads the world championship standings with a commanding 76-point advantage over Norris. The intense competition and on-track dramas have set the stage for an exhilarating battle for the championship title in the races to come.

The Hungarian Grand Prix left a bitter taste for Verstappen, who expressed his anger towards his team and competitor. With the championship battle intensifying, fans can expect more thrilling and tense moments as the Formula One season progresses.