Formula One News — July 2017

Hungarian GP - Race AnalysisBy Dan Knutson in Budapest

Mercedes has admitted a team decision in Hungary may cost Lewis Hamilton the world championship.

Max Verstappen has apologised for punting his Red Bull teammate out of the Hungarian grand prix.

Ferrari president Sergio Marchionne has confirmed speculation the Italian team will probably keep its driver lineup the same in 2018.

Another senior figure in the Red Bull camp has declined to comment on reports Toro Rosso is set to become Honda-powered in 2018.

Sergio Marchionne has admitted Sauber could become "a kind of junior team" for Ferrari.

Hungarian GP - Race NotesBy Mark Karp

Hungarian GP - Sunday Photos

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Hungarian GP - Race Results

Toto Wolff thinks Mercedes' victory chance in Hungary is "one per cent".

Fernando Alonso has hinted he will stay with McLaren next year, depending on the outcome of the team's engine supplier crisis.

Carlos Sainz will not comment on rising speculation about a change of engine supplier for Toro Rosso.

Ferrari is set to keep its current race driver lineup intact for 2018.

Paul di Resta is now in reigning world champions Mercedes' sights.

Dr Helmut Marko has played down early links between Red Bull and Volkswagen brands interested in entering F1 in the future.

F1 says cutting negative opinions about the 'Halo' safety concept from press conference footage was an "editorial decision".

Charles Leclerc has admitted he is starting to look towards a possible move into F1 for 2018.

Niki Lauda says there is no risk Mercedes will dump F1 in favour of the increasingly-popular all-electric series Formula E.

Hungarian GP - Qualifying Report - By Dan Knutson in Budapest

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