😮🏆 Lando Norris’ back-to-back title hopes are somehow still alive, but there is absolutely no room for error. After winning the Hungarian Grand Prix, the reigning champion sits on 128 points, while Mercedes rookie Kimi Antonelli leads the standings with 219, leaving Norris 91 points behind. With Malaysia’s addition expanding the season to a potential 23 rounds, 12 Grands Prix remain after Hungary. If Lando won all 12, he would collect another 300 points and finish on 428. If Kimi finished second 11 times but dropped to fifth once, he would add 208 points and finish on 427, giving Lando the championship by a single point. That scenario assumes the two drivers score equally in the remaining Sprint races, but it shows how one slightly weaker result could completely change the title fight. After McLaren’s first victory of 2026 and what Norris described as some of his best ever race pace, could the greatest comeback of his career actually be starting now?