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Lindblad Confident After Racing Bulls' Double‑Points Finish
Arvid Lindblad is a young driver for the Racing Bulls team in Formula One.
He finished 10th at the Hungarian Grand Prix, which helped his team earn two points and climb to fifth place in the overall standings.
The team used a one‑stop pit strategy, which Lindblad said was the best choice for the hot track.
He praised the car and pit stops but felt he could have finished higher.
The race also saw other top drivers like Lando Norris win, and Kimi Antonelli extend his lead in the championship.
Overall, the result gave the team confidence for the summer break.
Arvid Lindblad finished 10th, giving Racing Bulls a double‑points finish and moving the team to fifth in the constructors’ championship.
The team chose a one‑stop strategy over the expected two‑stop plan, a decision Lindblad defended as the best under high temperatures.
Lindblad praised the car and pit stops, calling the result a good way to go into the summer break but expressed frustration at missing a better finish.
Racing Bulls’ recent performances, including teammate Liam Lawson’s eighth place, have boosted team confidence after a difficult start to the season.
Other top drivers—Lando Norris, Kimi Antonelli, Max Verstappen, Lewis Hamilton, and Charles Leclerc—also featured in the race, with Norris winning and Antonelli extending his title lead.
- Who
- Arvid Lindblad and Racing Bulls
- What
- Finished 10th, securing double points and moving the team to fifth in the constructors’ championship
- Where
- Hungaroring, Hungary
- When
- 26 July 2023
- Why
- To gain points, boost confidence, and evaluate strategy under high temperatures
Key facts
- Driver
- Arvid Lindblad
- Team
- Racing Bulls
- Race result
- 10th place
- Constructor position
- 5th
- Strategy
- One‑stop
- Season
- 2023 Formula One season
Quotes
Arvid Lindblad
Racing Bulls rookie driver and Formula One debutant
“"If the hard tyres had held up better, I would have looked like a hero in P8." He added that from the team’s perspective, "it was the best we could do today" and insisted he had "no regrets" because the strategy could easily have worked.”
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“"I’m not really sure. Obviously, it’s a good day for the team. I’m very happy for them," he said after the race.”
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