Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff has revealed the "unconventional" routes taken to speed up the development of the W13 this season. Meanwhile Charles Leclerc is adamant that the Ferrari team of this season is far removed from the outfit that has failed to take an F1 world championship since 2008.

Alpine team principal Otmar Szafnauer has conceded he "wouldn't be surprised" if the team's current driver debacle has been caused by the sharing of information while Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has conceded that until F1 is able 'address the economics' of adding an additional team to the grid, Michael Andretti's bid is unlikely to progress.

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Lewis Hamilton finally talking openly about the last race of last season saying how he felt cheated out of the world championship by the decisions made by Michael Massi last November.  Also Alpine principle Otmar Szafnauer has revealed he has 14 candidates lined up for the alpine 2023 seat with one of them still being Oscar Piastri.

Alpine has been hit with another twist in its driver situation for 2023 after Oscar Piastri denied he will drive for the team in F1 next year.

Carlos Sainz blamed the cool conditions rather than a bungled strategy for Ferrari missing out on another race victory this season.

Max Verstappen was at his imperious best to take a commanding lead in the drivers championship with victory at the Hungarian Grand Prix.

Charles Leclerc has insisted there were no concerns over a potential reliability fault during practice for the Hungarian Grand Prix.

Max Verstappen has reflected that Red Bull "can't compete" with Ferrari in dry conditions at the Hungarian Grand Prix and is hoping for rain to intervene in qualifying.

The Hungarian Grand Prix brings the first phase of the season to a close but what can you expect from what is often a chaotic weekend?

Sebastian Vettel has confirmed he will retire from F1 at the end of the current season while Red Bull's worst-kept secret is close to formally being made public as Porsche is on the brink of acquiring a 50 per cent stake in the F1 team.