Russell on trying to switch off over the summer break
George Russell says he will try to “forget about racing” over the summer break after describing his 2026 season as a “rollercoaster” in the aftermath of the Hungarian Grand Prix. Russell said: "It's just been a bit of a rollercoaster, you know. It's really not been a smooth season whatsoever. I don't really have a mindset – just try and forget about racing for a bit, and try and come back stronger."
Russell plans to ‘forget about racing' over summer break
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Hulkenberg on scoring Audi points in Hungary
Nico Hulkenberg admits scoring points for Audi this season has been “a long time coming” after finishing ninth at the Hungarian Grand Prix. Hulkenberg said: "Obviously better to have points than not. It's been a long time coming this season. There were many occasions and opportunities this year where it should've happened but it didn't for various reasons, so that was annoying but that's racing sometimes for you. I and the team knew it's there – it was just a matter of time and putting it together. Finally, the piece fell into place."
Points for Audi 'a long time coming' – Hulkenberg
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Hamilton on avoiding further FIA penalties
Lewis Hamilton says he must stop giving FIA stewards “any reason” to penalise him after picking up his fourth sanction in three Formula 1 weekends at the Hungarian Grand Prix, including a five-second penalty for pitlane speeding that dropped him from fourth on the road to fifth behind Ferrari team-mate Charles Leclerc. Hamilton said: "Ultimately, I think the last three races have been pretty bad from my side. I've got to try and make sure I don't give them any reason to give me any penalties moving forwards."
Hamilton: I must stop giving stewards any reason to penalise me
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Ferrari meltdown: How the best chassis in F1 flunked a podium finish in Hungary
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Honda upgrade due for Dutch GP
Aston Martin owner Lawrence Stroll says he is “very satisfied” with the step made by the team’s B-spec AMR26 after its debut at the Hungarian Grand Prix. Speaking to Sky F1’s Martin Brundle on the grid, Stroll said: “Yeah, obviously we’ve made a very big step forward. One of many to come.” PlanetF1 reports an upgraded Honda engine is due to run on a Hungaroring filming day this week and is expected to make its competitive debut at the Dutch Grand Prix after the summer break.
Lawrence Stroll offers first reaction on upgraded Aston Martin
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Verstappen on car damage after second in Hungary
Max Verstappen said he found damage on his car after finishing second at the Hungarian Grand Prix, and described the result as an “overperformance” given how the car felt during the race. Verstappen said: "I still don't really understand how we are second, but I think as a team we performed strongly. I see it as a bit of an overperformance compared to what we expected, so I guess that's a good thing considering how everything felt. I also saw, when I jumped out of the car again, there was damage on the car for whatever reason. It was not made easy for us."
Max Verstappen reveals unexpected damage after Hungarian GP struggle
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Hamilton on inconsistent stewarding after Hungarian GP penalties
Lewis Hamilton says Formula 1’s stewards have been inconsistent, after he received a three-place grid penalty and a five-second race penalty at the Hungarian Grand Prix. Hamilton said: "The last two races have been pretty bad from my side. Silverstone was my fault. We did talk about it in the driver's briefing, about the fact that they're inconsistent with the start. There's been drives in the past that have moved and haven't been penalised. We discussed with them the fact that as long as you're not moving when the lights are on, you shouldn't be penalised. I wasn't at my box, and they agreed. So they're looking into that."
Lewis Hamilton frustrated with F1 stewarding ‘inconsistency' after Hungarian GP penalties
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