Monday 31 July 2017 11:32, UK
Natalie Pinkham is joined by Sky F1's Mark Priestley and the Press Association's Phil Duncan on this week's F1 Report to preview the Hungarian GP and round-up the latest F1 news.
Ahead of the final race before the summer break the panel discuss who will head into the shutdown on a high, with a particular focus on the title battle between Ferrari and Mercedes.
Ferrari have not won since May's Monaco GP and Duncan and Priestley analyse what the Scuderia need to do to end the Silver Arrows' resurgence after a difficult spell, which has seen them win three of the last four races.
Also on the agenda is the options for backmarkers Sauber in 2018, amid reports that their proposed engine deal with Honda is on the verge of falling through.
And after Robert Kubica was confirmed to drive for Renault at next week's in-season test at the Hungaroring, the panel look at whether he could make a full-time return to F1 and complete a remarkable comeback from career-changing injuries.
The show is free to view in the UK and Ireland in the video above!
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