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Lewis Hamilton is the most successful F1 driver in history at the Hungaroring, having won the race eight times in his illustrious career - including in his rookie season back in 2007.

In a mixed-up strategy race, Rahal Letterman Lanigan Racing driver Lundgaard dominated the opening stint but a yellow at half-distance after Romain Grosjean crashed his Andretti Autosport car set off a chain of events that meant he had to battle his way back to the head of the field.

Championship leader Verstappen secured his sixth F1 win in a row and eighth of the season so far at Silverstone, but it was one of the more trickier victories of the campaign

Verstappen and his Red Bull team are comfortably leading both F1 championships after the first 10 races, but have found it difficult to adjust to the one factor that is always changing

Ricciardo was left without a seat when his contract at McLaren was cut short at the end of last season, but he is now set for an earlier return to the F1 grid than expected

Struggling to find entertainment from this Formula 1 season due to Red Bull's stranglehold on the championship? Look beyond them and you'll see a fascinating situation

Perez suffered another qualifying disaster at the British Grand Prix, piling further pressure upon himself as Ricciardo waits for his chance to return to the F1 grid

Fourth place in the six-hour race was enough for Catsburg and team-mates Ben Keating and Nico Varrone to claim the final GTE Am title before the arrival of LMGT3 rules for 2023 will render its C8.R ineligible.

Olivier Jansonnie, technical director on the 9X8 programme at Peugeot Sport, described the third place for Mikkel Jensen, Paul di Resta and Jean-Eric Vergne in Sunday’s Monza 6 Hours as “quite logical and well deserved”.