The Hungaroring is assigning permanent names to all 14 corners as part of celebrations for the Hungarian Grand Prix’s 40th anniversary, according to track officials and Formula 1 reporting. The initiative includes naming a specific turn in honor of Lewis Hamilton, highlighting his achievements in Formula 1 and his association with the circuit. Both outlets describe the changes as an official recognition of the 40th-year milestone, with the corner-naming project formalized before the Grand Prix weekend. Beyond Hamilton’s turn, the process covers the full set of corners at the Budapest circuit, rather than a single tribute location. The announcements present the naming as part of the broader commemorations for the race’s anniversary, with officials treating the permanent corner designations as a lasting feature of the circuit. The reports do not indicate that the corner names alter track layout or racing regulations; they are presented as commemorative labels for fan reference and historical recognition tied to the anniversary event.