Sunday’s Hungarian Grand Prix was won by the Red Bull team for a record-breaking 12th time in a row by Max Verstappen, who controlled the race.

Lando Norris of McLaren finished second, and Sergio Perez of the other Red Bull rounded off the podium at the Hungaroring.

With this most recent demonstration of their superiority over the rest of the grid, Red Bull surpassed McLaren’s accomplishment of winning 11 races in 1988.

“12 straight wins—that’s history!” Verstappen was informed by Red Bull team

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