DUTCH GRAND PRIX - FP1 | FRI, AUG 21, 10:30 AM
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Max Verstappen confirms Red Bullâs reworked rotating rear wing will return for the Hungarian Grand Prix after tests and simulations addressed its Spa withdrawal.
George Russell says Mercedes found a calibration and deployment issue behind his Spa struggles, allowing him to return to a natural driving approach in Hungary.
Five rookie drivers will replace regular F1 racers for Friday practice at the Hungarian Grand Prix, including Fornaroli, Vesti, Aron, Hirakawa and Herta.
Mercedes unveils the AMG GT 63 PRO 4MATIC+ as F1âs new safety car, featuring variable all-wheel drive, 612bhp and revised aerodynamics.
Esteban Ocon says he has nothing to announce about his F1 future as Haas weighs 2027 options after a difficult 2026 season start.
Mohammed Ben Sulayem says a possible F1 V8 return must meet strict targets for sound, simplicity, cost control and sustainability before 2031.
Sergio Perez expects Aston Martinâs major Hungarian GP upgrade to close Cadillacâs gap as both teams prepare for a crucial battle at the back.
Mercedes has fixed the software and energy-management issues that left George Russell short of deployment during the Belgian Grand Prix.
Max Verstappen says Red Bullâs Hungarian GP competitiveness is impossible to predict as cornering performance and tyre usage become key factors.
Fred Vasseur has played down Ferrariâs potential Hungaroring advantage, insisting execution and attention to detail will decide the Hungarian Grand Prix.
Pierre Gasly says Racing Bulls and Audi are âmiles aheadâ as Alpineâs midfield advantage disappears before the Hungarian Grand Prix.
Colton Herta will drive Cadillacâs MAC-26 in FP1 at the Hungarian Grand Prix, replacing Valtteri Bottas for his second Formula 1 practice outing.
