After a week off from a frantic triple header, the second half of the season starts this weekend with Round 13 and the Hungarian Grand Prix. Jonathan Noble and Sam Hall join Bryn Lucas to have a mid-season review of the major contenders, and make note of the big swings of form between the first six races of the year, and the most recent six, including Red Bull's change from domination to having to fight teams for the win, Mercedes' secretive tech upgrades and what to expect in Hungary. 0:00 F1 Pre-Hungarian GP Standings 2:18 Red Bull's Struggle or Other Team's Strength? 7:25 Red Bull's Upgrade Path 10:15 Liam Lawson's Red Bull Potential 12:40 Perez's 100 Points Clause 14:36 McLaren's Push for the Podium 19:19 Learning to Win Again 20:26 Ferrari's Tech Upgrades Underperforming 23:12 Ferrari: One Less Driver to Test With 24:54 Mercedes' Recent Fight 26:55 Mercedes' Secretive Tech Upgrades 28:49 Aston's Hopes for Best-of-the-Rest 30:15 Hungarian GP Tyre Options 31:39 What to Expect in Hu