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Aston Martin has added another powerful figure to its ownership structure just as Honda's latest engine upgrade arrives at Zandvoort and Fernando Alonso begins talks over whether he will still be racing in 2027.

Red Bull still does not know how long Isack Hadjar will be sidelined after the Frenchman injured his wrist while training during the summer break.

Max Verstappen has ended months of speculation by signing a new Red Bull contract through 2030, although the Dutchman says his biggest uncertainty was never another team - it was whether to continue in Formula 1 at all.

Lewis Hamilton is expected to extend his Ferrari stay through 2027, with Spanish Formula 1 journalist Carlos Miquel claiming an announcement could come before Monza.

Cadillac has moved quickly to deny suggestions its Formula 1 project could be sold, while Sergio Perez and Valtteri Bottas both indicated at Zandvoort that significant internal change was needed.

Formula 1 will wait until after mid-September before deciding whether Qatar and Abu Dhabi can safely remain at the end of the 2026 calendar, with Stefano Domenicali confirming that F1 is now coordinating with other major championships.

Championship leader Kimi Antonelli has confirmed he will take a new Mercedes engine at Monza, triggering a grid penalty at his home race.

Carlos Sainz insists loyalty was the main reason he committed to Williams beyond 2026, even as he continues to describe this year's car as fundamentally flawed.

Franco Colapinto admits he is in an awkward position at Zandvoort, with Alpine giving its only major upgrade package to Pierre Gasly.

Dutch GP - Thursday Press Conference

Toto Wolff says Mercedes' current advantage under Formula 1's new power unit regulations does not mean he wants the concept to remain long-term.

Dr Helmut Marko believes Max Verstappen and Red Bull should continue together and says the team's recent progress gives him confidence.

Carlos Sainz has finally committed to Williams for 2027, but the announcement does little to ease growing scrutiny of team principal James Vowles amid a disappointing season under the all-new regulations.

Isack Hadjar is expected to miss this weekend's Dutch GP after suffering a wrist injury, with Liam Lawson poised for an unexpected return to Red Bull.

Williams has secured Alex Albon on a new deal, even as attention increasingly turns to whether Carlos Sainz will also commit beyond 2026.