Tucked away in the rolling hills of Mogyoród, the Hungaroring is a tight, twisting circuit that’s earned its place as a true test of precision and patience. Known as “Monaco without the walls,” its narrow layout and limited overtaking zones demand flawless execution from lights out to the chequered flag.
At 4.381 km, the track winds through 14 technical corners, rewarding rhythm and consistency over outright speed. It's where tyre strategy, timing, and track position can define a weekend — and where Luke Browning looks to make every lap count.