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Bottas: Kimi can buy me dinner for the win in Spa
Valtteri Bottas joked that Kimi Antonelli owes him dinner as a thank you for the Finn indirectly helping him win the Belgian Grand Prix.Russell rejects assertions that Antonelli is Wolff's preferred choice.
Formula 1 | George Russell began the Hungarian GP weekend by asserting that Mercedes is not prioritizing championship leader Kimi Antonelli, refuting the (…)Three 'Macarena' wings prepared for their debut in Hungary.
Formula 1 | The competition over the rotating rear wing is expected to heat up in Hungary, as Ferrari, McLaren, and Red Bull are all working on their versions of the so-called (…)Red Bull is urging Verstappen to make a decision regarding 2027.
Formula 1 | It is said that the pressure on Max Verstappen is growing to clarify his future ahead of the contractual deadline for triggering his Red Bull exit clause. (…)Aston upgrade expected to gain 'seconds' in Hungary.
Formula 1 | The long-anticipated upgrade for Aston Martin at the Hungarian GP could result in time gains measured in seconds, according to Fernando Alonso's ex-manager Luis (…)Hungarian Grand Prix: Bookmakers' Bets
Bookmakers have published the odds for winning in the upcoming Hungarian Grand Prix.The updated AMR26 machine has not yet been delivered to Hungary.
The Aston Martin team planned to present an updated version of the AMR26 car at the Hungarian Grand Prix, which is associated with high hopes for progress. However, the delivery of the new model to the Hungaroring is delayed.The updated AMR26 machine has not yet been delivered to Hungary.
The Aston Martin team planned to present an updated version of the AMR26 car at the Hungarian Grand Prix, which is associated with high hopes for progress. However, the delivery of the new model to the Hungaroring circuit is delayed.Paul Williams on the features of the weekend at the Hungaroring
Before the Hungarian Grand Prix, Williams' chief race engineer Paul Williams spoke about the factors that could influence the course of the weekend...Charles Leclerc refrained from making a prediction for the Hungarian stage.
In theory, the slow and winding Hungaroring circuit should suit the Ferrari SF-26 car. However, the Italian team's driver Charles Leclerc preferred to refrain from making predictions.Hamilton: In Spa, we had the pace to fight for the win.
Lewis Hamilton said that he is inspired by Ferrari's performance in Belgium on a track that was not supposed to suit their car.Hamilton: In Spa, we had the pace to fight for the win.
Lewis Hamilton said that he is inspired by Ferrari's performance in Belgium on a track that was not supposed to suit their car.The future of Colapinto and Sainz depends on Alonso's decision.
At the Hungarian Grand Prix, Aston Martin will bring the B-version of the AMR26 car, which the team hopes will be a step forward and allow them to compete in the midfield. However, if expectations are not met, the updated AMR26 will trigger reshuffles in the driver market.The future of Colapinto and Sainz depends on Alonso's decision.
At the Hungarian Grand Prix, Aston Martin will bring the B-version of the AMR26 car, which the team hopes will be a step forward and allow them to compete in the midfield. However, if expectations are not met, the updated AMR26 will trigger reshuffles in the driver market.Formula 1 News: Key Races, Race Results, and Behind-the-Scenes Insights
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