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Mercedes had a quicker car than McLaren at the Hungarian Grand Prix but failed to capitalize on it, according to Toto Wolff. Lewis Hamilton qualified on pole position but slipped to fourth in the race, behind Lando Norris in second and Sergio Perez in third.

Sergio Perez admits the boost to his confidence from recovering to third place in the Hungarian Grand Prix was needed as he targets podiums for the rest of the season.

Red Bull Racing team principal Christian Horner has lauded his team for breaking the 35-year-old record for successive victories previously held by McLaren.

Charles Leclerc says the past three races have shown Ferrari is on the back foot and needs to find performance like McLaren has, after a frustrating Hungarian Grand Prix.

Max Verstappen has won his seventh successive grand prix in a masterclass performance at the Hungarian Grand Prix. The victory was Red Bull Racing’s 12th in a row, eclipsing the previous record set by McLaren in 1988.

Max Verstappen thinks his Saturday weakness could be a Sunday strength after missing out on pole by just 0.003s with chronic balance problems. Since he first got in the car on Friday, Verstappen has looked uncomfortable with the set-up of his upgraded Red Bull Racing machine.

Daniel Ricciardo outqualified teammate Yuki Tsunoda at the Hungarian Grand Prix, his first race back in Formula 1, but is keeping expectations in check for what he expects to be a grand prix of difficult lessons.

Lewis Hamilton has praised the overnight work of his team to turn the car’s lackluster Friday pace into a surprise pole-setting performance. Mercedes ended Friday practice anchored to the bottom of the time sheet, with Hamilton 16th and teammate George Russell last.

Charles Leclerc topped a shaken-up dry second practice session at the Hungarian Grand Prix ahead of Lando Norris and Pierre Gasly. Ferrari driver Leclerc used a new set of soft tires to set a best time of 1m17.686s to pip McLaren's Norris by just 0.015s, with Gasly's Alpine a further 0.

Formula 1 will race at the Hungaroring until at least 2032 after the circuit secured a fresh contract extension to host the Hungarian Grand Prix. The new deal, which adds five years to the track’s current agreement, comes after promises made by the track to undertake significant infrastructure ...