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Ferrari's customer team, Alfa Romeo, enjoyed a superb qualifying run ahead of the Hungarian Grand Prix which left Charles Leclerc in disbelief after he initally questioned their capabilities

Max Verstappen was seeking a sixth-straight pole position in his upgraded Red Bull, but Lewis Hamilton had every reason to believe after going quickest in final practice

In an exclusive chat with Mirror Sport Carlos Sainz Jr shared his thoughts on Ferrari's struggles this season and the exchange between him and Alpine driver Pierre Gasly at Silverstone

Both Ferrari drivers are out of contract at the end of next season, but neither Charles Leclerc nor Carlos Sainz can expect to be offered fresh terms any time soon

Both Ferrari drivers have contracts which expire at the end of next season, but neither Charles Leclerc nor Carlos Sainz will be getting a new deal any time soon

Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz both have Ferrari contract which expire at the end of next season with no sign of a renewal coming for either driver any time soon

Struggling to find entertainment from this Formula 1 season due to Red Bull's stranglehold on the championship? Look beyond them and you'll see a fascinating situation

Feisty racing on the Silverstone track threatened to boil over after the British Grand Prix as one F1 driver picked fights with two of his rivals amid his frustration

Red Bull racer Verstappen made it six wins in a row with a commanding performance at Silverstone, but the biggest cheers of the day were reserved for Norris and Hamilton who joined him on the podium

Verstappen and Red Bull will no doubt be favourites at Silverstone, but haven't won an F1 race there in more than a decade and could face stiff competition this weekend

Max Verstappen continued his F1 domination this season with a fifth consecutive win at the Austrian Grand Prix, and Ferrari's Charles Leclerc didn't hide that the Red Bull driver is well ahead of the chasing pack at the moment

Max Verstappen started on pole with two Ferrari behind him for company, with Lewis Hamilton also in the mix while Sergio Perez and George Russell had much more work to do after poor qualifying results

Verstappen got the better of Red Bull team-mate Perez to win the short-form Sprint race in Spielberg, but only after they almost crashed into each other as they fought for the lead

Ferrari are once again under fire for their lack of communication after the Austrian Grand Prix stewards penalised Charles Leclerc for impeding during Sprint qualifying

Lewis Hamilton and Mercedes have made improvements in recent weeks, but championship leader Max Verstappen very much remained favourite for pole position at the Red Bull Ring

Charles Leclerc has stated his commitment to Ferrari, but his team boss Fred Vasseur is yet to confirm his view on the future of the team's two drivers as he bids to improve performance

Rodin Carlin's team principal Trevor Carlin has six former racers on the F1 grid this year, with Carlos Sainz Jr, Yuki Tsunoda, George Russell, Lando Norris, Kevin Magnussen and Logan Sargeant all working with him during their junior careers

Max Verstappen started on pole and sped off as predicted, though the battle for second place behind him between Lewis Hamilton and Fernando Alonso was thrilling at times

Sky Sports pundit Brundle was on his hands and knees on live TV to have a look at the floor of Leclerc's car, which was up in the air on the grid as Ferrari engineers addressed a problem

A tribute helmet worn by Charles Leclerc to honour the late, great Gilles Villeneuve disappeared on Saturday, sparking speculation over a potential rift with the former Ferrari racer's family

A difficult F1 season seems to be going from bad to worse for Ferrari, who still seem incapable of making a key strategy decision at the right time – and Leclerc suffered again in Montreal qualifying

The Canadian Grand Prix could be make or break for one F1 team's ambitions for the season and Sky Sports pundit Kravitz thinks they "must" reach the podium in Montreal

The stewards had several different cases to deal with after Canadian Grand Prix qualifying, with Carlos Sainz the most high-profile driver in trouble after an incident with Pierre Gasly

Leclerc failed to reach Q3 in Montreal as he bemoaned another strategy blunder made by Ferrari, who overruled his preferred tyre choice as the track dried during Q2

Max Verstappen was favourite for pole as usual, but wet weather in Montreal gave the likes of Lewis Hamilton, Charles Leclerc and Fernando Alonso hope of springing a surprise