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Formula 1 Daily Digest – July 20, 2026

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

Kimi Antonelli Claims Sixth Win of 2026 Season at Belgian Grand Prix

Mercedes driver Kimi Antonelli secured his sixth victory of the 2026 Formula 1 season after defeating Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc at Spa, while teammate George Russell retired early.

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Sergio Perez Describes Final Six Months at Red Bull as Toxic

Sergio Perez revealed he considered leaving Formula 1 permanently, describing his final six months with Red Bull as toxic due to internal friction and drama despite the team’s success.

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Formula 1 Heads to Hungarian Grand Prix Before Summer Break

The Formula 1 world championship fight moves to the Hungarian Grand Prix for the final race weekend before the summer break, with live coverage broadcast on Sky Sports.

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Red Bull Reportedly Rejects $3 Billion Bid for Racing Bulls Team

Red Bull has reportedly turned down an offer worth up to $3 billion from Abu Dhabi-backed investors to purchase its secondary Formula 1 team, Racing Bulls.

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Mercedes Driver Scout Gwen Lagrue Set to Join Red Bull Junior Programme

Mercedes head of driver development Gwen Lagrue is reportedly set to join rivals Red Bull to lead their junior programme, though Mercedes boss Toto Wolff stated discussions are still ongoing.

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FIA President Mohammed Ben Sulayem Admits Mistakes in 2026 F1 Rules

FIA President Mohammed Ben Sulayem acknowledged that the governing body made mistakes with the 2026 Formula 1 regulations, adding that any adjustments will require manufacturer buy-in.

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Martin Brundle Expresses Frustration Over Impact of New F1 Regulations

Former F1 driver and commentator Martin Brundle shared his disappointment with the new regulations, stating they have negatively impacted the experience of iconic track corners.

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Nico Hülkenberg Holds Record for Most Formula 1 Starts Without a Win

Nico Hülkenberg finished the 2025 season with a record 251 F1 starts without a win, though he secured his first career podium by finishing third at the British Grand Prix with Sauber.

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Gabriel Bortoleto Secures Eighth-Place Finish for Audi at Spa

Gabriel Bortoleto remains Audi’s only points scorer of the season after securing a valuable eighth-place finish at the Belgian Grand Prix.

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Lance Stroll Remains Without a Formula 1 Victory After 189 Starts

Aston Martin driver Lance Stroll has yet to win a Formula 1 race after 189 starts, despite previously securing one pole position in Turkey and achieving three career podium finishes.

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Arvid Lindblad Praises Racing Bulls Upgrades After Points Finish at Spa

Formula 1 rookie Arvid Lindblad stated that Racing Bulls successfully maximized their new upgrade package at the Belgian Grand Prix, resulting in another points finish for the team.

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Nico Hülkenberg Retains Record for Most Formula 1 Races Without a Win

German driver Nico Hülkenberg holds the Formula 1 record for the most race starts without a victory, reaching 251 career starts without stepping onto the top of the podium.

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Lance Stroll Reaches 189 Formula 1 Starts Without a Career Victory

Following the conclusion of the 2025 season, Lance Stroll has accumulated 189 Formula 1 race starts without securing a victory, continuing his search for a maiden Grand Prix win.

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Lewis Hamilton Feared Serious Injury After Hitting Ferrari Mechanic in Pit Lane

Lewis Hamilton expressed relief that a Ferrari mechanic was uninjured after being struck by his tyre during a pit stop at Spa, an incident that drew a €30,000 fine for the team.

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Charles Leclerc Calls for FIA Changes After Yellow Flag Disruption

Ferrari driver Charles Leclerc has urged the FIA to modify its procedures after an poorly positioned yellow flag disrupted his track running during a recent race weekend.

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