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Formula 1 Daily Digest – July 25, 2026

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

Hamilton targets Hungarian GP pole to pressure Antonelli

Lewis Hamilton aims to secure pole position for the Hungarian Grand Prix to apply championship pressure on leader Kimi Antonelli.

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Ferrari aims to maintain lead in final Hungarian GP practice

Ferrari looks to maintain its strong form and stay ahead of rivals during the final practice session ahead of the Hungarian Grand Prix qualifying.

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Norris tops final Hungarian GP practice as Mercedes struggles

Lando Norris led the final practice session in Hungary, beating Ferrari’s previous benchmark. Meanwhile, Mercedes struggled for pace and Aston Martin introduced a major upgrade package.

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McLaren debuts experimental pivoting rear wing in Hungary

McLaren has introduced an experimental pivoting rear wing featuring a complex three-link mechanism and central actuator, aimed at data collection ahead of a full launch later this season.

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Kimi Antonelli faces civil lawsuit from former manager Minardi

Formula 1 championship leader Kimi Antonelli is reportedly facing a civil lawsuit from his former manager, Giovanni Minardi, over alleged unpaid compensation from his pre-F1 career.

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Hamilton and other drivers reportedly skip key FIA meeting

Several Formula 1 drivers, including Lewis Hamilton and Fernando Alonso, reportedly skipped an important FIA meeting in Hungary that was called to discuss driving standards and stewarding.

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Norris criticizes F1 bosses for prioritizing business over sport

McLaren driver Lando Norris has criticized Formula 1 organizers, arguing that the championship is being run too much like a business rather than a sport, pointing to new engine rules.

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Mercedes chief welcomes Hamilton’s presence in F1 title fight

Mercedes deputy technical director Simone Resta stated that Lewis Hamilton’s title challenge with Ferrari makes F1 better, while also confirming the team has resolved George Russell’s software issues.

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Hungaroring undergoes overnight repairs after driver complaints

Following driver complaints about the track surface breaking up and causing low grip during Friday practice, the FIA conducted overnight remedial resurfacing works at the Hungaroring.

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GPDA chairman Wurz says drivers have influenced 2026 rule changes

Grand Prix Drivers’ Association chairman Alex Wurz confirmed that Formula 1 drivers have successfully pushed for adjustments to the highly criticized 2026 technical regulations.

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Mercedes doubts victory chances after difficult Friday in Hungary

Mercedes has expressed doubts about its ability to challenge for the win at the Hungarian Grand Prix following a challenging Friday practice session where the team struggled for pace.

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Haas boss says car inconsistency complicates judging Ocon’s form

Haas team principal Ayao Komatsu admitted that the VF-26’s inconsistent performance makes it difficult to fully evaluate Esteban Ocon as the team considers its future driver lineup.

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Mercedes-AMG unveils new F1 safety car for Hungarian GP

Mercedes-AMG has introduced a brand-new GT safety car model that will make its official Formula 1 track debut during this weekend’s Hungarian Grand Prix.

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F1 tire costs revealed at over ten thousand dollars per set

A single Formula 1 tire is valued at approximately $2,700, bringing the total cost of a full set of four tires to around $10,800 for the racing season.

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Antonelli takes Belgian GP pole as Norris faces grid penalty

Kimi Antonelli secured pole position at Spa-Francorchamps ahead of Max Verstappen. Lando Norris qualified third but drops to 13th due to a ten-place grid penalty, promoting George Russell.

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