The positions are tightening in Formula 2
Noel Leon (Campos) continued his momentum: the Mexican wins ahead of Kush Maini (ART GP) and Rafael Câmara (Invicta).
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Charles Leclerc displays his ambitions: Ferrari believes more than ever in victory in Hungary
Charles Leclerc is optimistic ahead of the Hungarian Grand Prix, convinced that Ferrari’s long-run pace can make the difference.
Martin Brundle puts Russell back in the title race: “He has nothing left to lose”
Despite being 50 points behind Kimi Antonelli, Martin Brundle believes that George Russell remains a serious contender for the world title.
Oscar Piastri sees a great opportunity in Hungary thanks to McLaren’s developments
Oscar Piastri believes McLaren can play a leading role in Hungary, despite a complicated first day and a car still lacking the latest upgrades.
Adrian Newey evades rumors about Horner, but opens the door to adjustments at Aston Martin
Asked about a possible arrival of Christian Horner, Adrian Newey preferred to play down the question while mentioning future adjustments in Aston Martin’s organization.
Ferrari refuses to get carried away before a highly anticipated Hungarian Grand Prix
Presented as the favorite in Hungary, Ferrari prefers to remain cautious. Frédéric Vasseur believes that the potential of the SF-26 will not be enough to guarantee success.
McLaren unveils a major evolution to relaunch its season in Hungary
McLaren will introduce a significant upgrade package at the Hungaroring, with a new floor and several aerodynamic novelties.
Aston Martin is preparing its revolution: a major unknown already worries the team
Aston Martin will finally introduce a significant evolution of its AMR26 in Hungary. But Mike Krack admits that a crucial question still remains unanswered.
Alpine sounds the alarm despite a point scored at Spa: not nearly enough
Alpine left Spa-Francorchamps still leading the extremely tight midfield battle, but one point is too little.
Mercedes sets a new rule: Toto Wolff clarifies his position on team orders
After the mistakes made in Barcelona, Toto Wolff changed the rules at Mercedes. The team boss explains, however, that he will not go so far as to impose a winner between George Russell and Kimi Antonelli.