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Rosberg was in Budapest for the Hungarian Grand Prix in his role as a pundit for Sky Sports, and gave his verdict on his experience of racing against the returning Daniel Ricciardo

Russell wasn't afraid to call out his Mercedes team in public after an awful qualifying for the Hungarian Grand Prix which left him to start the race down in 18th on the grid

Despite some suggestions in recent weeks and months that a contract extension may be imminent, Hamilton has now admitted there might be no new deal before the end of this season

Alonso and Stroll both finished in the top 10 in Hungary, but shared just three points between them as Aston Martin's performance decline relative to their F1 rivals continues

Ricciardo is back on the grid with AlphaTauri and hoping to make the most of his F1 reprieve, making no secret of his desire to race again for Red Bull in the future

McLaren have emerged from nowhere in recent weeks to become one of the front-running teams in that chasing pack behind constructors' championship leaders Red Bull

Hamilton lined up on pole but was fourth by the end of the first lap in Budapest, beaten off the line by F1 rival Verstappen and McLaren drivers Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri

Ferrari are in the midst of a very difficult spell and poor run of form, and Leclerc's frustration in Budapest was not helped by radio issues and a lack of water during the race

Despite a first pole position in more than 18 months, the Hungarian Grand Prix weekend yielded little other joy for Hamilton who fell out of the podium places on the first lap

Only two drivers failed to be classified in the results of Sunday's race in Budapest, as Alpine suffered a nightmare day with Pierre Gasly and Esteban Ocon out on the first lap

F1 chiefs trialled a new format at the Hungarian Grand Prix, with each driver given fewer sets of tyres for the whole weekend and mandated to use certain compounds in qualifying

Alfa Romeo invited Mirror Sport to take part in a hot lap around Silverstone in a 513bhp supercar on British Grand Prix weekend, with one of the car brand's F1 drivers behind the wheel

Red Bull racer Perez's podium in Budapest may go some way to relieving some of the pressure that has been mounting upon his shoulders amid his poor run of recent form

Ferrari's restructuring under Frederic Vasseur is in full swing and the Italians have now poached a key figure from rivals Mercedes – but will have to wait for their man

Mercedes racer Hamilton started on pole position after usurping Verstappen with a fairytale qualifying lap, but was behind the Red Bull within seconds of the start of the race

McLaren racer Norris secured back-to-back podiums for the first time in his Formula 1 career by finishing second in Budapest, sandwiched between winner Max Verstappen and Sergio Perez

Hamilton started the Budapest race on pole but didn't even finish in on the podium, hampered by a terrible launch off the start line which saw Verstappen move past and never look back

Lewis Hamilton's pole position lap on Saturday set up the prospect of a mouth-watering battle with Max Verstappen, but a horrible start opened the door for Red Bull to secure a record 12th-consecutive F1 victory

Hamilton started the Hungarian Grand Prix on pole – the first time he has done so in F1 for more than 18 months – but threw it all away with a wretched start to the race on Sunday

Lewis Hamilton usurped his F1 rival Max Verstappen to qualify on pole for the Hungarian Grand Prix, after which his former Mercedes team-mate Rosberg and Red Bull chief Horner clashed

Alonso's old F1 rival Hamilton sensationally got the better of Verstappen in qualifying on Saturday, but the Spaniard is not impressed at the factor he believes has caused this outcome

Brundle is in Budapest this weekend as part of Sky Sports' coverage of the Hungarian Grand Prix, two weeks on from the moment actress Delevingne infamously snubbed him on his grid walk

Cullen was Hamilton's right-hand woman in the F1 paddock and, even though she is no longer by his side in person, it's clear that she continues to have the Mercedes star's back

Sky Sports veteran Ted Kravitz shared a laugh with BBC broadcaster Lee McKenzie during his notebook show after qualifying had concluded in the Hungarian capital

Hamilton snatched pole position away from his F1 rival Verstappen by just three-thousandths of a second, prompting an irritable response from the Dutchman after qualifying