Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff is not worried about McLaren's dominant performance at the Hungarian GP, insisting he won't draw major conclusions from a race where even "artificial intelligence" would have predicted the papaya team as favourites. AdvertisementAdvertisement AdvertisementNorris' win in Budapest was McLaren's third consecutive victory in the Hungarian capital, with the Woking team having brought significant upgrades, including to the rear wing endplate, and a new floor and board. Despite some tipping McLaren for a possible late charge at the title such was their pace at the Hungarian GP, Wolff opted to focus on the team's historic dominance at the Hungaroring as a reason not to be too alarmed. So, we need to be careful not to swing from everyone is suddenly competitive to a team is suddenly not competitive. AdvertisementAdvertisement AdvertisementWolff said: "We need to be really just strategic about when to bring the upgrades.