David Coulthard says Formula 1 should review engine-related grid penalties, arguing the power unit allocation rules no longer serve their original purpose of encouraging reliability. Coulthard said: "I still think we should have a bit of a review of all of those penalties. I think it's going back to a bygone era where they were trying to encourage teams to be reliable. Quickly, it's in everyone's interest to be reliable."

Aston Martin trackside chief Mike Krack said the team's priority is to “go back racing” as it prepares to introduce a major upgrade package at this weekend’s Hungarian Grand Prix. Krack said: "For us, [what's] most important is that we go back racing. It's been a while since we were truly racing against genuine rivals. We have not [been racing] over the last events. It was very difficult to keep up with the midfield."

Pierre Gasly says Racing Bulls were “miles ahead” of Alpine in qualifying at the Belgian Grand Prix, with the teams tied for fifth in the constructors' standings on 61 points heading into this weekend’s Hungarian GP. Gasly said: "Yeah, I mean over a single lap quali, they [Racing Bulls] were miles ahead. They clearly, I think, are the benchmark with Audi, and we need to keep working if we want to keep the battle alive."

Williams development driver Victor Martins says the team has “more updates coming” as it tries to turn around a difficult 2026 season with its overweight FW48. Martins said: "So definitely, I think everyone is hungry to be back and there will be more updates coming for sure. And everyone will be happy to see that it's performing on track at some point."









Length of lap: 4.381 km Lap record: 1:16.627, Lewis Hamilton, Mercedes, 2020 Start line / Finish line offset: 0.040 km Total number of race laps: 70 Total race distance: 306.630 km Pitlane speed limits: 80 km/h in practice, qualifying and the race CIRCUIT CHANGES Turn 1 has been resurfaced from entry to exit. Turn 12 has been resurfaced from entry to exit. Trackside Signal Panel (TSP) 15 has been moved to the 100-metre brake marker board before turn 12.



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