Sergio Perez insists that it would be nonsense for him to start worrying about Daniel Ricciardo replacing him at Red Bull.
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Today's press conference with Daniel Ricciardo, Pierre Gasly, Oscar Piastri, Carlos Sainz, Max Verstappen, Zhou Guanyu, Nico Hulkenberg, Fernando Alonso, George Russell and Logan Sargeant.
Ahead of his return to the grid, Daniel Ricciardo says he has fallen in love with the sport again.
Daniel Ricciardo's former teammate, Max Verstappen is among the first to welcome the Australian back to the grid, whilst sympathising with countryman de Vries.
The FIA's Single-Seater Financial Regulations Director (F1-FE), Federico Lodi explains how increased capacity within the FIA is helping to reduce timescales, ensure clarity and make the rules even more robust going forward.
Nyck de Vries opens up for the first time since his sacking by AlphaTauri admitting that though hurt by the decision he will move on.
Overtaking isn't easy here, but sometimes there are very strange races with unpredictable weather, so we have to be ready to capitalise and score as many points as possible.
We are confident in our ability but it's up to all of us to turn that into good performances on Saturday and points on Sunday.
The key to this track is getting into a rhythm - you put so many corners together - and if the car is balanced, you can really have some fun.
With the sanctions against Red Bull for breaching the budget cap in 2021 appearing to have had little effect on the Austrian team, moving forward the F1 boss wants to see offenders hit harder.
As Daniel Ricciardo eyes a potential return to Red Bull, Christian Horner insists that he is not currently thinking beyond the end of this season.
As we aim to get back to scoring points, each one of us will be putting their focus on being at their very best from Friday onwards, with no room for mistakes.
It will be interesting to see how each team chooses to use the limited supply of tyres, especially as Pirelli have provided their softest compounds for this weekend.
Hungary will present a new challenge to the upgraded MCL60. We remain with both feet on the ground but hopeful for another competitive weekend.