Ferrari will try again to debut the updated 'Halo 2' cockpit protection this weekend ahead of the British grand prix.

Ferrari and Pirelli are investigating the race-ending tyre explosion that stopped Sebastian Vettel in his tracks on Sunday.

F1 would be in better health if there were more races like Sunday's Austrian grand prix.

Austrian GP - Race ReportBy Dan Knutson in Spielberg

We've got video reaction from the German Grand Prix, where Lewis Hamilton extended his Drivers' Championship lead.

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World championship leader Jenson Button is ready to tame the mean streets of Monaco.

Mercedes team principal Ross Brawn has expressed confidence that the Brackley-based squad will carry their good form into the second half of the season thanks to a number of upcoming technical developments. Mercedes entered the mid-season break having scored three wins and four pole positions in the last five races, results that have boosted their world championship aspirations substantially

Lotus's Romain Grosjean says he's optimistic that it won't be long before he scores his maiden win in Formula One racing. The Frenchman has had an up-and-down 2013 season so far, but his recent performances in Germany and Hungary - where he finished in third and sixth places respectively - have given him hope of a more successful second half campaign

They may have entered F1's mid-season break at the bottom of the constructors' standings, but Caterham team principal Cyril Abiteboul says that the progress his squad have made over the last three races is proof that their aggressive development plan is working. Caterham qualified on the back row of the grid at the season-opener in Australia in March, but a steady stream of upgrades since then have boosted their form

Ferrari have said that they must 'close ranks' and pull together if they are to maintain a championship challenge in the second half of the season. The Scuderia's leading driver, Fernando Alonso, has lost ground in the championship to Red Bull's reigning world champion, Sebastian Vettel, over the last few races, and the Spaniard has struggled at times to hide his frustration

Ferrari confirmed on Monday that former Lotus technical director James Allison is to join the team. Allison, whose Lotus departure was announced in May, will take on the role of chassis technical director from the start of September. At the same time, Ferrari's current technical director, Pat Fry, will assume the new position of director of engineering

Ferrari have been handed a 15,000 euro fine by the Hungarian Grand Prix stewards after Fernando Alonso was found to have misused the Drag Reduction System (DRS) during Sunday's race in Budapest. The FIA's technical delegate Jo Bauer referred the matter to the stewards because data indicated that Alonso had activated the DRS on three occasions when he was not within one second of the car in front at the DRS detection point

Mercedes' Lewis Hamilton produced a superb drive to beat Lotus's Kimi Raikkonen and Red Bull's Sebastian Vettel to the flag in Sunday's Hungarian Grand Prix. Read what all three men had to say about the race in the official FIA press conference

Romain Grosjean has been handed a 20-second post-race time penalty by the Hungarian Grand Prix stewards for his clash with Jenson Button during Sunday's race. The Lotus driver collided with Button's McLaren as he overtook him into the chicane on the 25th lap. The stewards subsequently declared that they would investigate the incident after the race and, having heard from both parties, decided to give the Frenchman a time penalty

Sauber's Esteban Gutierrez on his early exit; Lotus's Romain Grosjean and McLaren's Jenson Button on their coming together; Adrian Sutil and Paul di Resta on Force India's double retirement; Red Bull's Sebastian Vettel and Lotus's Kimi Raikkonen on their late battle for second; and Lewis Hamilton on clinching his first victory for Mercedes. All the drivers and senior team personnel report back on Sunday's action…

Lewis Hamilton produced an inspired drive in Hungary on Sunday to secure his first race victory for Mercedes. The Briton, who had claimed it would take a miracle for him to win the race, made a smooth getaway from pole position before executing a perfect three-stop strategy to see off the challenge of Lotus's Kimi Raikkonen and Red Bull's Sebastian Vettel

Romain Grosjean has escaped penalty, despite his Lotus car failing a post-qualifying front floor deflection test on Saturday. The Frenchman, who will now retain his third-place grid slot, could potentially have been excluded from qualifying, but after a hearing with representatives from Lotus, the stewards accepted that the test failure was a result of damage to one of the floor stays caused by Grosjean running over the kerbs at Turn 11 in Q2

After a thrilling qualifying session that saw Mercedes' Lewis Hamilton claim pole position, the Briton gave his thoughts in the official FIA press conference. We was joined by Red Bull's Sebastian Vettel and Lotus's Romain Grosjean, who will start Sunday's Hungarian Grand Prix from second and third places respectively.

McLaren's Sergio Perez on the quick repair work that allowed him to partake in the afternoon session following his morning accident; Force India's Paul di Resta on the confusing tyre troubles that ruled him out of Q2; Red Bull's Mark Webber on his KERS problems; Williams' Pastor Maldonado and Valtteri Bottas on failing to make it through to the top-ten shootout; and Mercedes' Lewis Hamilton on securing his third successive pole in a row. All 22 drivers and senior team personnel report back on Saturday's action…