Red Bull Racing has modified its 2012 Formula 1 car to run on the Madrid Metro, in a promotional display ahead of the Spanish Grand Prix, according to TimesLIVE. The stunt marks the Grand Prix's return, with the adapted F1 car taking to the metro system as part of celebrations surrounding the race. A video of the car in action accompanied the report, showing the unusual sight of a Formula 1 vehicle operating on Madrid's underground rail network.

Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff says Kimi Antonelli's generation of drivers is better prepared for Formula 1 success than those before them, according to TimesLIVE. The comments come as Antonelli makes history as F1's youngest champion following a remarkable victory at Monza, marking a landmark moment for the young driver and the sport.

Red Bull driver Isack Hadjar will miss the Spanish Grand Prix as he continues to recover from a wrist injury, according to TimesLIVE. Liam Lawson will once again stand in for him in the Red Bull seat. Hadjar remains sidelined while his recovery progresses, and no timeline for his return to racing has been confirmed in the report. The substitution extends Lawson's run in the car as the team manages the ongoing absence of its regular driver.

Kimi Antonelli secured his first career sprint win at the British Grand Prix, overtaking home favourite Lewis Hamilton. This victory allowed him to extend his lead in the Formula One standings, now 43 points ahead of his Mercedes teammate George Russell, according to TimesLIVE.

Antonelli secured pole position for the British Grand Prix, outperforming the Ferrari drivers. He expressed some stress about going first for the final run but ultimately achieved a strong qualifying performance.

Veteran Ugandan rally driver Ponsiano Lwakataka is set to celebrate 25 years in the sport by competing in the third round of the National Sprints Championship next weekend at Garuga Racing Track, according to NTV Uganda. The event, dubbed the Lwakataka Fundraising Sprint, has so far attracted confirmed participation from more than 40 riders and 30 drivers. The milestone marks a quarter-century of involvement in rallying for the veteran driver.