Explained: George Russell’s Mercedes starting problem in Hungary
The unlucky streak continues for George Russell: In Hungary, the Brit barely got away at the start due to a problem with his Mercedes – telemetry provides details
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Martin Brundle about Verstappen: “I am fascinated by Max”
Despite another podium, Max Verstappen struggles with his car – Martin Brundle praises his performance and sees a clear message to Red Bull
Formula 1 Tires 2026: Which Compounds at Which Grand Prix?
Find out here which tire compounds Formula 1 supplier Pirelli provides at the individual Grands Prix of the 2026 season and what is different from 2025
McLaren beats Mercedes: Why Toto Wolff is not worried yet
McLaren snatches both pole position and race win from Mercedes for the first time this year: Why team principal Toto Wolff is relaxed despite the “defeat”
Stefano Domenicali: When Formula 1 must decide on the 2026 season finale
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Official: Red Bull hires Mercedes junior team chief Gwen Lagrue
Red Bull officially confirms the signing of Gwen Lagrue – The former Mercedes junior head takes over the junior program after Helmut Marko
Karun Chandhok: McLaren should now fully focus on 2027
Karun Chandhok sees McLaren clearly behind in the Formula 1 development race – The Hungarian win does not change the fact that the focus must already be on 2027
Günther Steiner: Esteban Ocon has no future at Haas anymore
While Oliver Bearman convinces, Esteban Ocon is coming under increasing pressure – Günther Steiner believes in a driver change at Haas after the 2026 season
TV ratings Budapest: Which TV channels reached the most viewers
How many viewers watched the Hungarian Grand Prix? The current TV ratings from Sky, RTL, and ORF at a glance and compared to previous years
Newey success at Aston Martin according to Montoya just a matter of time
Juan Pablo Montoya is convinced that Adrian Newey will lead Aston Martin forward again – the only open question from his perspective is the timing of the success