Hungaroring names corners after Hamilton, Mansell, and Alesi

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Last updated Jul 24, 2026

Hungaroring names corners after Hamilton, Mansell, and Alesi
Summary

The Hungaroring has officially named its corners to commemorate the 40th anniversary of the Hungarian Grand Prix, including a corner named after Lewis Hamilton, the track's most successful driver. The names were chosen through a fan vote and a panel review, with hands of Hamilton, Nigel Mansell, and Jean Alesi also imprinted in concrete at the circuit. The new corner names span from Turn 1, named for Nelson Piquet, to Turn 14, honoring Ferenc Szisz, showcasing the history and contributions of notable drivers and figures in the sport. This initiative marks a significant celebration of the race's four decades, enhancing the circuit's heritage for fans and participants alike.

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  • •Hungaroring names 14 corners for its 40th anniversary.
  • •Lewis Hamilton, Nigel Mansell, and Jean Alesi have corners named after them.
  • •Turn 2 is now officially named 'Hamilton'.
  • •Fan voting influenced the final corner names.
  • •All honorees left their handprints in concrete at the circuit.
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Official names have been chosen for the Hungaroring in celebration of the Hungarian Grand Prix’s 40th anniversary.

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