Phillip van Osten

© XPB Formula 1 could be heading towards one of its biggest technical shake-ups in years, with the FIA examining the return of refuelling and a potential overhaul of how teams access power units when the next engine regulations arrive.

Talk about a swift change of pace! Just twenty-four hours after starting on pole position at a high-stakes British Grand Prix, F1 championship leader Kimi Antonelli traded the burning tarmac of Silverstone for the pristine lawns of Wimbledon. Shaking off a frustrating race retirement, the 19-year-old Mercedes prodigy looked effortlessly dapper in traditional tailoring as he took his seat in the All England Club’s exclusive Royal Box.

Silverstone may not have delivered the result McLaren wanted in Formula 1, with the team missing out on a podium on home soil, but the papaya squad more than made up for it across the Atlantic with a dream result in IndyCar. Arrow McLaren celebrated its first-ever 1-2 finish in the NTT IndyCar Series at Mid-Ohio, as Pato O’Ward ended his year-long wait for victory by leading teammate Christian Lundgaard home in a commanding display of teamwork, pace and flawless execution.