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F1's logic for no battery graphics is absurd
F1's logic for not displaying battery graphics within its 2026 coverage is absurd
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Max Verstappen should favour Aston Martin over McLaren if he leaves Red Bull, reckons Mark Hughes in his new F1 column, The Long Run
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Rear wings - including the varying flip-flop designs - have been a key tech battleground of F1 2026 so far. Here's what ex-F1 technical director Gary Anderson makes of it
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F1 is to delay an announcement over its 2027 calendar until the autumn, amid uncertainty over whether plans to start next season in the Middle East can go ahead
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Attendance is up, audiences are growing, and commercial interest continues to rise. But one of the most important numbers in F1's latest report is missing
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Max Verstappen is being frustrated by unusual "car degradation" problems with his Red Bull, detecting issues that even the F1 team isn't picking up
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A driver who qualified and finished 12th is on the surface a strange pick for the best F1 driver of the Hungarian GP weekend. Edd Straw justifies his choice
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Ferrari has begun testing Mercedes' F1 qualifying lift-off trick in its bid to challenge for pole positions. Here's how those trials went
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McLaren's Hungarian GP upgrade was a key part of Lando Norris's victory - here's ex-technical director Gary Anderson's view on it
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From F1 title hopefuls tripping up to Aston Martin's big 'B-spec' debut, here's what we learned from the Hungarian GP
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The F1 2026 form book looked a little different to normal at the Hungarian GP. And the same can be said of Edd Straw's driver rankings
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Red Bull has captured Mercedes F1 talent scout Gwen Lagrue, who helped discover Kimi Antonelli. Here's why it thinks that's such a crucial signing
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George Russell's world championship hopes took another dent in F1's Hungarian GP after a disastrous start left him nearly at the back of the field
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Lewis Hamilton says he must stop giving the FIA stewards "any reason" to give him penalties, after his fourth sanction in three Formula 1 weekends at the Hungarian Grand Prix
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"Poor execution" reflected in "too many mistakes" - Ferrari missed a big chance to supercharge its 2026 F1 title challenge in Hungary