Now it's time to take a look at the team standings.

The one-two for Mclaren means they now sit just 51 points behind Red Bull at the top of the tree. They really are breathing down their necks.

It's such a close battle this year!

Here is the constructors' championship in it's entirety:

1. Red Bull - 389
2. McLaren - 338
3. Ferrari - 322
4. Mercedes - 241
5. Aston Martin - 69
6. RB - 33
7. Haas - 27
8. Alpine - 9
9. Williams - 4
10. Sauber - 0

Lewis Hamilton, third-place finisher, on his incident with Max Verstappen:

It’s not nerve-wracking when you see the pace at which they close the gap on corners you just laugh to yourself because it’s not something I can do, particularly on the last sector they were very very strong, same as the McLarens.
I saw him coming from a long way back and he was able to brake a lot later than me, but he sent it up the inside, I stayed still and he clipped the wheel and went over, so I think a racing incident.

Do we have a title race on our hands?

Lando Norris may not have won today, but he is eating down on Max Verstappen's lead at the top.

This is the most competitive a drivers' championship has been in a few years, it's extremely tight all the way down to Sergio Perez in eighth.

Let's have a look at the top 10 in full:

1. Max Verstappen (Red Bull) - 265
2. Lando Norris (McLaren) - 189
3. Charles Leclerc (Ferrari) - 162
4. Carlos Sainz (Ferrari) - 154
5. Oscar Piastri (McLaren) - 149
6. Lewis Hamilton (Mercedes) - 125
7. Sergio Perez (Red Bull) - 124
8. George Russell (Mercedes) - 116
9. Fernando Alonso (Aston Martin) - 45
10. Lance Stroll (Aston Martin) - 24

Lando is obviously not too upset, he is smiling on the podium.

The champagne is pooped and all three drivers drench each other before they give it to the McLaren team engineer too.

It may have been dramatic during the race, but it's all smiles in the McLaren team now.

What a day they have had!

Right, we have to talk about this, don't we?

Max Verstappen cut a frustrated figure all race, he was berating his team over the car and strategy throughout.

On several occasions, he tried to take Lewis Hamilton, but the Briton was just defending so, so well.

Eventually, Verstappen tried the Hail Mary.

Funnily enough, it majorly backfired. A moment of madness took his podium hopes away.

What was he thinking?

Wow, what an achievement!

With all the drama at the top with McLaren, this little statistic snuck by me at the end.

With third place in Hungary, Lewis Hamilton now has 200 podiums to his name in Formula One.

That number is simply insane, it's hard to comprehend.

The fact is, he is not even done yet. the way he is going he will probably get to 300 and be racing aged 50.

Simply sensational.

More from McLaren's Oscar Piastri, race winner:

Very very special, this is the day I’ve dreamed of as a kid standing on the top step of an F1 podium. A bit complicated at the end but I put myself in the right position at the start and thank you for the team for an amazing car.
It’s a hell of a lot of fun racing with McLaren so I can’t thank them enough for giving me the opportunity to be in F1, and to be winning with them 18 months in is an incredible feeling.”
It’s [the car] a beast at the moment, it’s fast in every condition, today we had it under control completely, it was an amazing feeling to be able to manage the race like that with both cars and secure a one-two. I’m incredibly happy for the whole team and get my first win on the board.

Mike, UK: McLaren need a complete mindset change. They now have the quickest car, and Lando [Norris] has a chance to chase Max down in the championship. Switching places is a loser mindset here. And surely as a racer, Oscar [Piastri] would not want his first win to be donated to him?
Anonymous: Lando is McLaren's best chance of landing the WCC and the WDC. Surely they won't make him give up the place?? Bad strategy.

Phoar, has everybody got their breath back yet?

The Hungarian Grand Prix usually delivers, and it did yet again. Drama between the McLaren drivers, and Max Verstappen's moment of madness.

In the end, Oscar Piastri wins his maiden Grand Prix, with his team-mate Lando Norris finishing second, and Lewis Hamilton third.

Goerge Russell and Sergio Perezx also had very impressive drives, rising all the way up to eighth and seventh respectively.

What a race, what a day!

Now it's time for the presentations.

Lewis Hamilton cooly comes out first and waves to the crowd before Lando Norris then pumps his chest.

Now it's time for Oscar Piastri...

He raises his arms aloft in celebration nd it's time for the Australian national anthem.

If he wasn't emotional before, he certainly will be now deep down.

Oscar Piastri wins his maiden F1 Grand Prix in Hungary!

The moment he has been dreaming of has come for the Australian, and it didn't come without drama.

Lando Norris comes in behind him to take a McLaren one-two with Lewis Hamilton finishing third.

What. A. Race!