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Formula 1 Daily Digest – July 23, 2026

The latest F1 news, race reaction, driver updates and paddock talking points in one quick daily roundup.

Gabriel Bortoleto reportedly states his Formula 1 future is already sorted

Brazilian driver Gabriel Bortoleto has reportedly confirmed that his future in Formula 1 is already secured, amid ongoing driver transfer market movements and contract negotiations.

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Pundit David Croft criticises FIA stewards over Lewis Hamilton penalty

Sky Sports F1 commentator David Croft has strongly criticised the FIA race stewards’ decision to penalise Lewis Hamilton following a collision during a Grand Prix.

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Red Bull reportedly urges Max Verstappen to make 2027 season decision

Red Bull is reportedly pressing Max Verstappen to clarify his future before his contract’s exit clause deadline, with former F1 driver Robert Doornbos stating the team wants an early answer.

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Aston Martin to debut B-spec car at Hungarian Grand Prix

After a challenging period at the back of the grid, Aston Martin is set to introduce its highly anticipated B-spec car at the upcoming Hungarian Grand Prix.

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Karun Chandhok advises McLaren to shift focus to 2027 development

Former F1 driver Karun Chandhok suggests that reigning constructors’ champions McLaren should shift their development focus to 2027 after falling behind in the 2026 season race.

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Fred Vasseur downplays expectations of Ferrari dominance in Hungary

Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur has dismissed suggestions of an "on paper" advantage, tempering expectations ahead of the upcoming Hungarian Grand Prix weekend.

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F1 team boss reveals trigger behind Fernando Alonso’s exit decision

An unnamed Formula 1 team boss has reportedly revealed the specific moment that triggered Spanish driver Fernando Alonso’s decision to exit.

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Four regular F1 drivers to sit out Hungarian Grand Prix FP1

The opening practice session at the Hungarian Grand Prix will feature four substitute drivers on the timing charts as regular racers step aside for FP1.

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New Spanish Grand Prix technically sold out despite ongoing construction

Spanish Grand Prix general manager Luis Garcia Abad confirmed the newly planned event is technically sold out, even though key parts of the infrastructure are still being built.

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Alpine to run altered driver lineup in Hungarian Grand Prix FP1

The Alpine Formula 1 team has confirmed it will implement a driver lineup change for the first practice session at this weekend’s Hungarian Grand Prix.

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Analysis explores shift toward diplomacy in modern F1 commentary

A retrospective look contrasts the diplomatic tone of modern F1 broadcasters with the blunt, unfiltered commentary of past figures like James Hunt and early Martin Brundle.

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Technical details reveal 2026 F1 cars produce around 1,000 horsepower

A technical breakdown shows that 2026 Formula 1 cars generate approximately 1,000 horsepower, combining a 1.6-litre turbocharged V6 engine with electrical power systems.

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FIA President Mohammed Ben Sulayem discusses potential F1 V8 engine return

FIA President Mohammed Ben Sulayem outlined plans for a potential return to V8 engines by 2031, aiming to improve engine sound, simplicity, and costs using sustainable fuels.

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Mark Blundell criticises modern F1 energy management regulations

Former F1 driver Mark Blundell expressed frustration with current regulations, arguing that forcing drivers to manage energy recharge and deployment detracts from real racing.

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Cadillac team principal explains strategy behind evolving F1 liveries

Graeme Lowdon explained that Cadillac’s frequent livery changes, including special designs for Miami and the US 250th anniversary, reflect the team’s desire to approach F1 differently.

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