All news on the topic: Hungarian Grand Prix

Former Formula 1 driver Martin Brundle was up to his old tricks ahead of the Hungarian Grand Prix, and the broadcaster even caught one of this season's drivers by surprise

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

F1 has arrived in Hungary for Round 12 of the 2023 season, with the chasing pack hoping to end Max Verstappen's run of six successive race wins at the Hungaroring

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

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

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

Mercedes experienced emotions both high and low in qualfying, team boss Toto Wolff banging his fist on the table when Russell finished 18th and punching the air when Hamilton took pole

Verstappen was favourite for pole in Budapest, but did not get the most out of his final qualifying lap and was toppled by Hamilton, whose celebrations were loud

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 a much-changed qualifying session and all 20 drivers using hard compounds tyres in Q1, Mercedes racer Russell was the biggest loser as he was consigned to 18th on the grid

Seven-time world champion Hamilton wants to continue his good form this weekend after three podiums in his last four outings, but was unhappy with his car's performance after practice

Verstappen is on a mission to secure his seventh-straight F1 victory in Budapest this weekend and has an upgraded car at his disposal, but the Dutchman did not sound too comfortable in practice

Pundits like reporter Ted Kravitz and commentator David Croft always bring a child-like enthusiasm to Sky's F1 coverage, but this weekend there will be actual kids involved in the broadcast

Red Bull brought fresh upgrades to Budapest for this weekend's Hungarian Grand Prix, but it seems Sergio Perez's crash in practice has already given their rivals a good look at them

Affable Aussie Ricciardo is back on the F1 grid much earlier than expected racing again for AlphaTauri as he makes his second debut for the team in Hungary this weekend

Under-pressure Red Bull racer Perez will have been praying for a clean weekend in Budapest, but got off to the worst possible start by slamming his car into a tyre wall

Red Bull have less wind tunnel time than anyone else because they won the title last year and also have a penalty to serve for their cost cap breach, but are still managing to consistently upgrade their RB19s

Perez would have been praying for a clean weekend in Budapest given his rotten run of form, and the extra pressure upon his Red Bull seat given Daniel Ricciardo's F1 return

Red Bull's RB19 has already been dominating the grid this season and could be about to get even faster thanks to their latest upgrade made despite their wind tunnel restrictions

Aston Martin may have gone off the boil in recent weeks, but the evergreen Alonso expects to be right back in podium contention at one of his favourite F1 venues