Sports Mole rounds up all of the latest news regarding Formula 1 on Monday, July 29.
Monday morning's headlines:
Haas hints at 'change' in driver situation
As the team's driver crisis continues, Haas boss Gunther Steiner insists "something has to change". Read more.
No Red Bull return for Kvyat in 2019
Red Bull has ruled out replacing Pierre Gasly with on-form former team driver Daniil Kvyat before the end of the season. Read more.
Mercedes will not rescue 2020 German GP
Mercedes is not going to save the German GP. Read more.
Verstappen camp not ruling out 2019 title
Max Verstappen has played down his chances of winning the 2019 title. Read more.
In Pictures: Max Verstappen, Dani Ceballos, Ryan Shawcross
Egan Bernal joins England's cricketers and some Premier League newcomers in the best shots of the weekend. Read more.
Wolff bemoans "Armageddon" weekend for Mercedes
Team principal frustrated by "terrible" day at Hockenheim. Read more.
Hamilton glad to see the back of German Grand Prix
Briton acknowledges a bad weekend but keeps 39-point title advantage, with Max Verstappen winning at Hockenheim. Read more.
Result: Max Verstappen wins dramatic German Grand Prix
Ferrari driver Sebastian Vettel finished second after starting at the back of the grid. Read more.
Magnussen also wants to drive old Haas car
Haas' two race drivers are lobbying for the return of the team's Melbourne specification car. Read more.
Hockenheim could be stand-by race for 2020
Hockenheim's best chance of staying on the F1 calendar is if the projects in Vietnam or Zandvoort falter. Read more.
Stewards took 'new direction' in Austria - Warwick
A Formula 1 steward has contradicted race director Michael Masi's claim that officials have not become more lenient with the drivers. Read more.
F1 may reduce budget cap number in future - Todt
Formula 1 will look to reduce the budget cap figure that will be introduced in 2021. Read more.
Vettel 'deserves respect' - Todt
FIA president Jean Todt has leapt to the defence of Sebastian Vettel. Read more.
Ocon was 'ready' to replace sick Hamilton
Esteban Ocon says he was ready to step into Lewis Hamilton's Mercedes ahead of qualifying at Hockenheim. Read more.
Wolff prepared to let Ocon join rival team
Toto Wolff says he is ready to let Mercedes reserve Esteban Ocon leave the team at the end of 2019. Read more.
Nico Rosberg has described Ferrari boss Mattia Binotto's latest comments about Sebastian Vettel as "brutal". Read more.
